Exercise 1 pag. 309

-Jack hasn’t got any brothers.

-I haven’t got any milk n the fridge.

-There aren’t any letters in the post-box.

-The guide didn’t give me any information.

-We haven’t got any homework to do tonight.

-I haven’t heard any good news.

-I don’t need any coffee!

-There isn’t any money on the table.

Exercise  2  pag. 309

-Have you got any luggage?

-Has she got any sister?

-Would you like some coffee?

-Did he give me any good advice?

-Are there any chair in the cupboard?

-Is there any rubbish on the floor?

-Has he written any good poetry?

-Is there any ice in the freezer?

Exercise 3  pag. 309

-There are some chairs in the other room.

-My teacher gave me a very good advice.

-I need a lunch, I’m hungry.

-Can I borrow a pen and some paper?

-I’m sorry, we don’t have any paper bags left.

-Can you make me a coffee, I’m tired.

-There isn’t any library in this village.

-Could I have some water, please?

Exercise 4 pag. 309

-I’ll post your letters. Do you want me to buy some stamps?

-Have you got any luggage? I’ll come and pick you up.

-Can you help me please? I would like some advice.

-Would you like  some coffee?

-There’s never some good news in the newspapers.

-I don’t want any butter in my bread, thanks.

-We’ve had some good weather this week.

-Can I offer you any help with your homework?

Exercise  5 pag. 309

-Shall we make some scones?

 -Yeah! Let’s make sure we have all the ingredients. Right we have some butter, some          milk, some eggs…

-We don’t need any eggs for scones! Have we got any flour?

-Yes, there is some. But I’m afraid we’ve got no bicarbonate of soda at all.

-We don’t need any. We can use baking powder instead.

-What else do we need?

-Maybe some cream of tartar and some raisins.

-Raisins? Yuk! I don’t want any raisins in my scones.