1. I’d like to buy some flowers. We haven’t got any in our garden. 2. There’s some butter on the table, but there isn’t any milk there. 3. Is there any paper on the desk? - No, there is not any . 4. Are there any pictures in this book? – Yes, there are some . 5. We haven’t got any sugar. Go and buy some please. 6. There is no carpet in our bed-room, but there is one in the sitting-room. 7. There is no cheese on the table. Take some cheese from the fridge. 8. I have got some interesting books to read. 9. Have you got some money? – Yes, I have some. 10. There are sone magazines here, but there are no on that shelf. 11. Have you got any new stamps? – No, I have not got any.
Layla: Hi, Pete. How was the rock concert last night?
Pete: Well, when I was getting on the bus to go there, I realised that I had forgotten my money. So I had to get off again. I didn’t want to miss the concert because I had been looking forward to it for a few weeks. So I ran, but when I got home, I realised that I hadn't taken my keys with me either, so I couldn’t get in. I rang the doorbell for ages, but nobody had gone out. So there I was – no money, no tickets, no keys. I thought about asking Will, but it’s a long way to his house, and when I got there, I was really out of breath.
Layla: Let me guess, Will had just spent all his money. No, I know. He had lent it all to someone else.
Pete: Wrong. He hasn’t even been there. He hadn't come home yet. His mother could see that I had been running, so she asked me in and gave me a drink. She put the TV on for me while I was waiting. I had been watching stupid cartoons for twenty minutes when I heard somebody come in. But it wasn’t Will. When he finally arrived, I had been waiting for over half an hour. He said he he had been taking bottles to the bottle bank for the neighbour for some extra cash. Well, after I had explained the situation he gave me some money and I rushed for the next bus. I had wasted so much time, and when I finally got there, my favourite band had already been playing.
