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A. Now, listen and complete these conversations.

1. Kathy : What do you want for __________ tonight?
Dan : I don’t know. Would you like to go out?
Kathy : No, we eat out all the time. I’d like to __________tonight.
Dan : OK. Um… I think I’d like __________. Do we have __________?
Kathy : Uh … no we need to __________. And we don’t have __________, either.
Dan : So, I guess we have to go to the __________.
Kathy : Hmm. I have another idea. Let’s just go out for dinner.

2. Oliver : Let’s have ______lunch.
Toby : Good idea. Are there ______pizzas in the fridge?
Oliver : No there aren’t.
Toby : What have we got?
Oliver : There’s ____________. And there’s ____________.
Toby : Is there ____________?
Oliver : Ah. There’ s a problem.
Toby : What is it?
Oliver : we haven’t got ____________.

B. Pair Work. Practice the conversation with your friend.

Any is used in questions and negative sentences:

Are there any cookies in the fridge?

Is there any chicken left?
No there is not.

Do we have any vegetables?
No, we don’t have any vegetables

Some is common in questions that are offers or request and in affirmative sentence:

Would you like some chicken?
Can I have some chocolate?

Yes, we have some chicken.
Yes, we have some vegetables.

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