Fill in some (something, somebody, somewhere) or any (anything, anybody, anywhere).

Exercise 2: Fill in some (something, somebody, somewhere) or any (anything, anybody, anywhere). 1. He's got some books. 2. Has she got any in your new pencil-case? 3. They haven't got any computer games. 4. Can I have something to drink, please? 5. I have got some bread. 6. Is there a cinema anywhere in the town? 7. Make some sandwiches, there isn't anything else for breakfast. Exercise 3: Fill in in, in front of, between, under, on, opposite. 1. They are in front of the TV. 2. He is in bed. 3. Tony is opposite Sandra. 4. Lyn is between Sue and Pat. 5. She's on her bicycle. 6. The cat is under the car. Exercise 4: Look at the picture and use the prompts to ask and answer questions, as in the example. 2. Are there any boys in the picture? Yes, there are. 3. Are there any trees in the picture? No, there aren't. 4. Are there any cars in the picture? No, there aren't. 5. Is there a dog in the picture? No, there isn't. 6. Is there a cat in the picture? No, there isn't. Exercise 5: Fill in the gaps with: it is, there is, they are, there are. 1. There is a table in front of the sofa. It is a small table. 2. There are some paintings on the wall. They are Picasso's paintings. 3. There are two books on the table. They are school books. 4. There is a sports shop around the corner. It is a big shop.