Ex insert some or any, making the appropriate compounds if necessary

EX.1. Insert some or any, making the appropriate compounds if necessary.

1 There's . . . milk in that jug.

2 She wanted some stamps but there weren't any in the machine.
3 I'm afraid there isn't any coffee left
4 Is there any one here who speaks Italian?
5 I'd like to buy some new clothes but I haven't any money.
6 There's anything gin in the cupboard but there aren't some glasses.
7 They can't have any more strawberries; I want some to make jam.
8 . . . one I know told me some of the details.
9 Have you some idea who could have borrowed your bicycle?
10 I saw hardly some one I knew at the party, and I didn't get some thing to drink.
11 When would you like to come? ~
some day would suit me.
12 Are there some letters for me?
13 Don't let any one in. I'm too busy to see some body.
14 some thing tells me you've got bad news for me.
15I can't see my glasses any where.
16 We didn't think he'd succeed but he managed some how.
17 You're looking very miserable; has some thing upset you?
2. Choose the correct verb form (Past Simple or Past Continuous) to complete the sentences.
1. The film was rubbish, so we left the cinema and went to the cybercafé.
2. I didn’t like the program we were watching, so l turned off the TV.
3. Dave rang me while l was doing my homework.
4. As I was falling asleep, l heard a strange noise.
5. I dropped my keys while l was running for the bus.
6. The competition judges didn’t know whose food they were tasting.
3. Complete the email with the Past Simple or Past Continuous of these verbs. You will need to use some verbs more than once.

Decide / get / give / go / happen / not hurt / play / try / want

Last weekend Ben and I visited that new leisure center that everyone is talking about. We 1) went to the ice-skating rink first. Ben slipped a few times while he 2) was trying to do acrobatic tricks, but luckily he 3) didn’t hurt himself. After that, we went to the main hall to see what 4) was happened there. On one side of the hall a rock band 5) was playing while on the other side some skateboarders
6) were giving a display. The Skateboarders were fantastic so we 7) decided to stay and watch them.After the exhibition, we both 8) wanted to go to the shops inside the center. But it was nearly rush hour and the shops 9) were getting really crowded so we 10) went to the multiplex cinema to see The Illusionist. What a fantastic film!
TEST SAVOLLARI.
136 .Choose and use:
The train … not …yet , it is still at the platform.
A. has left
B. is left
C. was left
D. had left
137. Use the Infinitive where necessary:
I like… dance.
A. to dance
B. dancing
C. danced
D. dance
138. Use the Infinitive where necessary:
I can… you.
A. help
B. to help
C. helped
D. helps
139. Choose and use:
Here are … books by English writers:
A. every
B. no
C. anywhere
D. any
140.Choose and use:
I cannot find my glasses….
A. anywhere
B .somewhere
C. nowhere
D. everywhere
141. Use the correct form of adjective.
English is as … as German.
A. difficult
B. more difficult
C. the most difficult
D. –
142 . Choose the appropriate preposition:
Will you be at home … Saturday.
A. on
B. at
C. in
D. for
143. Choose the correct preposition:
It is a good market … our goods.
A. for
B. to
C. with
D. of
144.Choose the antonym to the underlined word:
Your answer is wrong.
A) right
B) near
C) slow
D) nice
145. Put the verb into Present Simple Passive.
Many houses … in our country today
A) are built
B) was built
C) were built
D) is built
146.Put the verb into Past Simple Passive:
Residential buildings, schools and hospitals … by builders.
A) were built
B) was built
C) has been built
D) built
147. Put the verb into Future Simple Passive:
This work … tomorrow.
A) will be done
B) is done
C) has been done
D) was done