5. Choose the correct word.

1. Please have **some** of these chocolates. I know you like them. (We use 'some' in offers). 2. Have you got **any** coffee? (Usually, we use 'any' in questions with uncountable nouns, but 'some' can be used if we expect a 'yes'. Looking at the options provided, the image has 'much / many / some'. 'Some' is the correct choice here). 3. There isn't **any** water in the bottle. (We use 'any' in negative sentences). 4. Have we got **any** milk? (We use 'any' in questions with uncountable nouns). 5. There was **a little** food in the fridge. It was nearly empty. ('A little' denotes a small amount, appropriate for 'nearly empty'). 6. There aren't **many** eggs left. I'll go and buy **some**. ('Many' is for countable nouns in negative sentences, 'some' is used for an indefinite quantity). 7. There are **a lot of** skirts to choose from. ('A lot of' works for both countable and uncountable in positive sentences; 'many' is also grammatically correct in formal English, but 'a lot of' is more natural here). 8. There're **a few** carrots in the fridge. We need to buy some. ('A few' is for small countable amounts). 9. I always have **a little** milk with my tea. ('A little' is for uncountable nouns). 10. Can I have **some** water, please? (In requests, we use 'some').