Would You Like Some and Any Worksheet
Speaking tips (Grammar point): Offer politely: “Would you like some cake?” Answer: “Yes, please.” or “No, thank you.” Ask: “I’d like …, please.” Use some in yes-sentences and any in questions and not-sentences: “Are there any samosas?” “We don’t have any popcorn.” Things we cannot count (water, rice, juice) take some, not a. Show you like something: “What a big cake!”
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- 1.Would you ___ some cake? (a) likes (b) like (c) liking
- 2.What ___ lovely party! (a) an (b) a (c) some
- 3.🥪 What is this? (a) samosa (b) candles (c) gift (d) sandwich
- 4.Which word is “sandwich”? (a) sandwich (b) pizza (c) samosa (d) ice cream
- 5.🕯️ What is this? (a) ice cream (b) cake (c) candles (d) pizza
- 6.Make a sentence: like / ice / you / some / cream? / Would
- 7.Which word is “balloons”? (a) balloons (b) samosa (c) ice cream (d) gift
- 8.Are there ___ sandwiches left? (a) a (b) any (c) an
- 9.🧃 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Can I have some juice, please? (b) Would you like some ice cream? (c) I'd like a slice of pizza, please.
- 10.Make a sentence: like / cream? / ice / some / Would / you
- 11.___ you like some popcorn? Yes, please. (a) Do (b) Would (c) Are
- 12.Which word is “juice”? (a) candles (b) juice (c) gift (d) sandwich
- 13.Make a sentence: balloons? / any / we / Do / have
- 14.Make a sentence: big / What / a / cake!
- 15.🍟 What is this? (a) pizza (b) samosa (c) chips (d) balloons
- 16.Which sentence says “Would you like some ice cream?”? (a) Would you like some ice cream? (b) What a big cake! (c) Do we have any balloons?
- 17.Which sentence says “I'd like a slice of pizza, please.”? (a) What a big cake! (b) I'd like a slice of pizza, please. (c) We don't have any popcorn.
- 18.🎂 What is this? (a) chips (b) balloons (c) juice (d) cake
- 19.Make a sentence: big / a / What / cake!
- 20.I'd like ___ water, please. (a) an (b) a (c) some
- 21.Which word is “gift”? (a) cake (b) sandwich (c) gift (d) samosa
- 22.Which word is “candles”? (a) balloons (b) samosa (c) candles (d) pizza
- 23.🎈 What is this? (a) cake (b) sandwich (c) gift (d) balloons
- 24.Can I have some ___, please? (a) sandwich (b) rice (c) samosa
- 25.Which word is “samosa”? (a) samosa (b) sandwich (c) juice (d) cake
- 26.I'd like ___ apple, please. (a) any (b) a (c) an
- 27.🍨 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) I'd like a slice of pizza, please. (b) What a big cake! (c) Would you like some ice cream?
- 28.Which sentence says “Do we have any balloons?”? (a) What a big cake! (b) We don't have any popcorn. (c) Do we have any balloons?
- 29.Make a sentence: cake! / big / a / What
- 30.Make a sentence: cream? / ice / you / like / some / Would
- 31.🍨 What is this? (a) pizza (b) ice cream (c) sandwich (d) popcorn
- 32.Make a sentence: any / don't / We / have / popcorn.
- 33.Which word is “popcorn”? (a) ice cream (b) popcorn (c) cake (d) samosa
- 34.Which word is “cake”? (a) ice cream (b) chips (c) pizza (d) cake
- 35.Make a sentence: you / cream? / some / Would / ice / like
- 36.Which sentence says “What a big cake!”? (a) Can I have some juice, please? (b) What a big cake! (c) Do we have any balloons?
- 37.🥟 What is this? (a) ice cream (b) juice (c) samosa (d) cake
- 38.Make a sentence: popcorn. / don't / have / We / any
- 39.Make a sentence: cake! / a / What / big
- 40.Make a sentence: any / we / have / Do / balloons?
Answer key
- like
- a
- sandwich
- sandwich
- candles
- Would you like some ice cream?
- balloons
- any
- Can I have some juice, please?
- Would you like some ice cream?
- Would
- juice
- Do we have any balloons?
- What a big cake!
- chips
- Would you like some ice cream?
- I'd like a slice of pizza, please.
- cake
- What a big cake!
- some
- gift
- candles
- balloons
- rice
- samosa
- an
- Would you like some ice cream?
- Do we have any balloons?
- What a big cake!
- Would you like some ice cream?
- ice cream
- We don't have any popcorn.
- popcorn
- cake
- Would you like some ice cream?
- What a big cake!
- samosa
- We don't have any popcorn.
- What a big cake!
- Do we have any balloons?
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