Complete with some or any.

1. There are ___ apples on the table.
2. Do you have ___ milk?
3. I didn’t buy ___ books.
4. Would you like ___ tea?
5. She needs ___ help with her homework.

Complete with: somebody, something, anybody, or anything.

1. Is there ___ in the garden?
2. I can’t see ___ in the box.
3. Ted thinks there is ___ at the door.
4. Do you want ___ to eat?
5. I don’t know ___ in this city.

1. “Would you like ___ coffee?”
   a) any b) some
2. “Is there ___ in the classroom?”
   a) someone b) something
3. “I don’t know ___ here.”
   a) anybody b) nobody
4. “Do you want ___ to drink?”
   a) anything b) something
5. “I didn’t see ___ outside.”
   a) anyone b) someone

Answer the questions.

1. Do you have any brothers or sisters?
2. Is there anything in your bag?
3. Did you meet anybody at school today?
4. Do you know someone in another country?
5. Did you buy anything yesterday?

Translate into English.

1. žaibas
2. griaustinis
3. rinkti
4. auksinis
5. šiluma

Complete the sentences.

1. Summer is the ___ season of the year.
2. The sun shines in the ___ sky.
3. Birds sing ___ songs in their nests.
4. People like to be on ___.
5. Some people like ___ in the forest.

Choose the correct answer.

1. ___ left the door open.
   a) Someone b) Something
2. Did you hear ___ strange?
   a) anything b) anybody
3. I don’t have ___ money.
   a) any b) some
4. There is ___ under the table.
   a) something b) someone
5. She doesn’t know ___ about it.
   a) anything b) somebody

Write 5 sentences using: some, any, somebody, anything, something.

Answer the questions about the poem.

1. What season is in the poem?
2. What is the sun like?
3. How are the days in summer?
4. What words rhyme with “strong”?
5. What does “Long live” mean?

Answer in short sentences.

1. What is the best season of the year?
2. What do people do in summer?
3. What do birds do in their nests?
4. What fills meadows and fields?
5. Where do people rest?