Arbeitsblatt: Some/Any

Usually: : something (etwas) links) somewhere (irgendwo) someone/-body (jemand) (sometime) (irgendwann) (somehow) (irgendwie) -, anything (?:etwas, -: nichts) nothing (s. anywhere (?:irgendwo, -:nirgendwo) nowhere anybody/-one (?: irgendwer, -: niemand) nobody/no one anytime (?: irgendwann) never (anyhow) (?: irgendwie) Unterschiede: Brauchen wir in negativem Satz „any, dann muss irgendwo eine Verneinung vorhanden sein! There wasnt anybody who heard me. Brauchen wir „no-., dann ist „no schon die Verneinung – wir brauchen also keine zusätzliche Verneinung im Satz! There was nobody in the classroom. Ausnahmen Normalerweise brauchen wir „some nur in positiven Sätzen. Wenn aber eine Frage gestellt wird und wir erwarten, dass der andere „ja sagt, können wir „some brauchen. Have you got any brothers and sisters? einige Leute haben Geschwister, andere nichtman kann kein „ja erwarten. Would you like some biscuits? Wenn wir etwas offerieren und wir wollen, dass der andere „ja sagt. someone anyone 1. know who is 100 years old. 2. There is at the door. 3. Did call? 4. There wasnt at home. nobody: Nobody 5. think there is in the bushes. 6. wont tell about your secret. 7. didnt know the way, so had to ask . 8. Has seen my keys? 9. would not give my bike to nobody: There is . 10. This jacket does not belong to of us. nobody: . something anything 1. Is there could do for you? 2. There is in your hair. 3. He said stupid. 4. Did you buy ? 5. There isnt in the fridge. nothing: . Do you know about Ireland? 6. couldnt see in the dark. . 7. Bob asked her . 8. havent heard of Sue for ages. . 9. Has happened while was away? somewhere anywhere 1. Have you seen my necklace .? 2. The restaurant must be around .here. 3. My friend lives .in Spain. 4. cannot find my glasses with nowhere: 5. Did you travel .last weekend? 6. We have been .near London. 7. Is Jane .around? 8. havent seen her . 9. Have you parked your car .near? 10. Let go .next weekend. Mix Setze zusammengesetzte Nomen mit „some und „any ein! Keine Ausnahmen hier! 1. Phil is watching . on TV. 2. Can you see Simon .? 3. My little sister doesnt eat .with carrots. 4. My grandfather is .who doesnt go near computer. 5. The accident happened . near our school. 6. Does .speak Japanese? 7. .will wait for you at the station. 8. Your cup is in the .kitchen. 9. Your room is still mess. Have you cleaned up . yet? 10. didnt know .at the party and they werent playing good songs either. 11. Let go and eat 12. . else? the shop assistant asked when she gave me the cheese. 13. cannot see Charles Are you sure he is here? 14. Will . take you home or shall pick you up? 15. Do you need help .? 16. would not go . without you. 17. There is .want to tell you. 18. The plates are .in the cupboard. 19. . has left message for you. 20. Did . call taxi? 21. must find . who can explain this to me. 22. There isnt supermarket .near us. Ausnahmen Exceptions Fill in the correct word (some or any oder zusammengesetzte Wörter). 1. Would you like .biscuits? 2. No, thank you. But Id like .orange juice, please. 3. Im sorry. dont have .orange juice. Would you like .milk? 4. never drink milk. Could just have .water? 5. Of course. But why dont you want .biscuits? 6. Im not hungry. have eaten . sandwiches just before came here. 7. see, but will put . on the table, anyway. 8. When am on holiday, always buy for my relatives. 9. When my brother is on holiday, he never sends a postcard to 10. Do you know punk groups? 11. Would you like tea? 12. Yes, please. And could have sugar as well? 13. He left the house without having eaten . 14. has sent you letter. 15. cannot go this afternoon. 16. She never told us about her journeys.