Нужно перевести на русский язык

1. He has got some CDs.
2.Has she got any pencils?
3. They have not  got any computer games.
4. Can I have some water, please?
5. I have got some bread.
Some используем,  когда  предложения положительные. 
Any используем, когда предложения отрицательные или вопросительные.
НО!
Есть вопросительные предложения, где ставится  some. Эти предложения содержат или предложение.
Примеры:
Would you like some coffee?  - Это предложение. ( т. е. предлагают что - то)
Can I some water, please?  - Это просят что - нибудь)
Обычно эти предложения , где употребляется some начинаются со слов:
Can I have...?
или:
Would you like...?

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