A) a place where you’d enjoy blowing £2,000 in a weekend. b) the kind of clothes you’d splash out on if you could afford to. c) something you own that’s worth a fortune. d) the last time you didn’t buy something because you were too broke. e) the main breadwinner in your family. f) somebody you know who’s saving their money for a rainy day

1) The essay WAS DISCUSSED yesterday.

2) They DISCUSSED the essay yesterday.

3) The essay WILL BE DISCUSSED tomorrow.

4) We WILL DISCUSS the essay tomorrow.

5) If we DISCUSS the essay tomorrow, you WILL WRITE another one.

6) The essay must BE DISCUSSED tomorrow.

7) The essay must HAVE BEEN DISCUSSED last week.

8) I hope the essay WILL BE DISCUSSED tomorrow.

9) They’ll write the test tomorrow. They ARE DISCUSSING the essay at the moment.

They HAVE BEEN DISCUSSING it since lunch.

10) We HAVEN'T DISCUSSED the essay yet.

ответ:Complete the sentences with some or any.

a) There's SOME

bread on the table.

b) There aren't ANY

apples in the bowl.

c) Is there ANY

milk in the bottle?

d) There are  SOME rolls for dinner.

e) There isn't ANY

jam left.

f) There's SOME fruit in the basket.

g) Are there ANY  sausages?

h) I haven't got ANY butter.

i) I've got SOME cheese.

i) There aren't ANY eggs for lunch​

Объяснение: Some используется в повествовательных предложениях. Any - в отрицательных и в вопросительных предложениях. Но в например: Can I have some cake, please? пишется some.