Fill in: a/an, some or any. 1.Can I havelemonade, please?
I'm sorry, but there isn't
2.Would you likeorange juice?
Yes, please
3.Are you going to buy eggs for the cake?
No, there are in the fridge
4.What are you eating for lunch?
tuna sandwich andapple.
5.Are there biscuits left?
I'm afraid not.
6.I want to make lemon pie, but I haven't got sugar.
I can go to the supermarket and get

1.some

2.any

3.some,any

4.some

5.A,an

6.a,any,some

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