Study Guide Lesson 25 Book 2

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: I don't need ______ money because I'm going to bring my lunch today. Some. Any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: He doesn't have ______ pens, but I have _________ pens. Any/ some. Some / any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: Our teacher didn't give us ___ homework yesterday. Some. Any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: Excuse me, I need _____ information about the flight to Boston. Some. Any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: Mr. Smith has ____ questions that he wants to ask you. Some. Any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: They have ____ apples, but they don't have ___ bananas. Some/ Any. Any/ some.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: I'm sorry, but we don't have ____ more tickets. Some. Any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: Thomas read ____ interesting books lasth month. Some. Any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: I bought _____ milk and _____ suggar at the supermarket. Some / any. Any / some. Some / some.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: Do you have ____ coins for the bus?. Some. Any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: I need ____ help with my homework. Some. Any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: _____ student will tell you the answer. ( It doesn't matter which student). Some. Any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: Can I have ____ more juice? (I expect you will say yes). Some. Any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: You can buy beer in ____ pub. (It doesn't matter which pub). Some. Any.

Choose if the sentence needs some or any to be completed: Did you buy ____ chicken? (I expect you will say yes). Some. Any.

Choose which of the following will complete the sentence correctly: I enjoyed the tour on the whole, but by the time I got back I was ____ tied that I didn't go out for a week. So. Such. Too. Enough.

Choose which of the following will complete the sentence correctly: We saw ____ many castles and churches that I can't remember which is which. So. Such. Too. Enough.

Choose which of the following will complete the sentence correctly: The stops weren't long _____ to see places properly. So. Such. Too. Enough.

Choose which of the following will complete the sentence correctly: That dress is ____ big for you. You need a smaller size. So. Such. Too. Enough.

Choose which of the following will complete the sentence correctly: He couldn't eat more because his stomach hurt ____ much. So. Such. Too. Enough.

Choose which of the following will complete the sentence correctly: It was _______ a good way of seeing the country quickly. So. Such. Too. Enough.

Put the sentence in order using adverbs of degree: so walked was film The that everyone out. sad.

Put the sentence in order using adverbs of degree: Have enough pay got tickets? for the we money to.

Put the sentence in order using adverbs of degree: a ate very good that meal such far It too_much. was we.

Put the sentence in order using adverbs of degree: too He he walk old. can't far is because.

Put the sentence in order using adverbs of degree: enough stupid The was children. to believe teacher the.

Put the sentence in order using adverbs of degree: bought were I Those cheap trousers six that pairs. such.