Unit 1 - Test 1

Choose the correct option. I haven’t got _______ credit on my phone.

• any
• no
• none
• some

Which sentence is incorrect?

• There isn’t any traffic today.
• Excuse me, do you have any foreign newspapers?
• There isn’t no time. Please hurry.
• She never has any homework at the weekend.

Which sentence is correct?

• Roberta is fussy and doesn’t eat some types of food.
• Here are the holiday photos. No are really funny.
• There are any things for young people here.
• Any of Diego’s friends live near him.

Choose the correct option. ‘Can I have _______ water please?’ ‘Of course, but there’s _______ sparkling, only still.’

• some / none
• any / no
• a / any
• some / no

Which sentence is incorrect?

• We can watch any programme, I don’t mind.
• Let’s have any live music at the party!
• The church needs some 5,000 pounds to mend the roof.
• Dad, some guy is at the door!

Which sentence is correct?

• Don’t bring no food or drink into the lab.
• Not any photos can be taken in the museum.
• No unauthorised people are allowed in this room.
• Please no phone are to be used in the classroom.

Which is the correct option? ‘Is there _______ pasta _______?’ ‘Yes, would you like _______?’

• no… more / none left
• any… left / some more
• some… more / any left
• any… left / no more

Which sentence hasn't got the same meaning as the example? This games console is very popular and it’s impossible to find in the shops.

• There aren’t any of these games consoles in the shops.
• You can find no games consoles of this kind in the shops.
• None of this type of games console is in the shops.
• You can find some of these games consoles in the shops.

Which sentence is correct?

• Lee hasn’t got many free time.
• There aren’t many trees in the park.
• My dog is old and he hasn’t got much teeth.
• This dish is easy to make because it hasn’t got much ingredients.

Which sentence is incorrect?

• Have you got much homework tonight?
• Are there many interesting films on TV?
• Has he got many information about the trip yet?
• Is there much to do in your town?