1. Look at the sky, there is a little hope for bright and sunny weather tomorrow.
2. Is there? The weather forecast says there is still little hope.
3. Few people attended the meeting. I counted only four.
4. A few people asked me how to felt. That was nice.
5. I´m glad so many people have passed the test. In fact, there were few who haven´t.
6. “I will succeed, with a little help from my friends”, she said.
7. She's gone already? And I am only few minutes late!
3. Fill in the blank spaces with some, any, no.
Can you see any cars in front of the restaurant? No, no cars.
Have you got any cold juice in the fridge? Yes, I have got some.
We’d like some crisps. Are there any?
I’m sorry. There are no crisps today.
I’d like some chocolate but there isn’t any.
We’d like some bread but there is no butter.
We’d like hamburgers. Are there any?
Is there much cheese on the plate? No, there isn’t any cheese.
Have you got any CDs? No, I haven’t any but I’ve got some DVDs.
Have you got any money?No, I’ve got no money.
1. You don`t like this music, do you?
2. Robert isn`t at work today, is he?
3. I`m too late, am not I?
4. You haven`t seen the newspaper, have you?
5. Lynne speaks French and German, doesn't he?
6. They didn`t go to the concert, did they?
7. We`re leaving tomorrow, aren't we?
8. You couldn`t do me a favour, could you?
9. You don`t know where Sarah is, do you?
10. There`s plenty of time, isn't it?
11. It`s a good restaurant, isn't it?
12. You haven`t seen my keys, have you?
13. Tom won`t be late, will he?
14. They were very angry, weren't they?
15. Sue doesn`t like onions, does she?
16. They saw Tim yesterday, didn't they?
1. Look at the sky, there is a little hope for bright and sunny weather tomorrow.
2. Is there? The weather forecast says there is still little hope.
3. Few people attended the meeting. I counted only four.
4. A few people asked me how to felt. That was nice.
5. I´m glad so many people have passed the test. In fact, there were few who haven´t.
6. “I will succeed, with a little help from my friends”, she said.
7. She's gone already? And I am only few minutes late!
3. Fill in the blank spaces with some, any, no.
Can you see any cars in front of the restaurant? No, no cars.
Have you got any cold juice in the fridge? Yes, I have got some.
We’d like some crisps. Are there any?
I’m sorry. There are no crisps today.
I’d like some chocolate but there isn’t any.
We’d like some bread but there is no butter.
We’d like hamburgers. Are there any?
Is there much cheese on the plate? No, there isn’t any cheese.
Have you got any CDs? No, I haven’t any but I’ve got some DVDs.
Have you got any money?No, I’ve got no money.
1. You don`t like this music, do you?
2. Robert isn`t at work today, is he?
3. I`m too late, am not I?
4. You haven`t seen the newspaper, have you?
5. Lynne speaks French and German, doesn't he?
6. They didn`t go to the concert, did they?
7. We`re leaving tomorrow, aren't we?
8. You couldn`t do me a favour, could you?
9. You don`t know where Sarah is, do you?
10. There`s plenty of time, isn't it?
11. It`s a good restaurant, isn't it?
12. You haven`t seen my keys, have you?
13. Tom won`t be late, will he?
14. They were very angry, weren't they?
15. Sue doesn`t like onions, does she?
16. They saw Tim yesterday, didn't they?