I bought an orange.

We use an before words starting with a, e, i, o, u (vowels الحروف المتحركة)

I need ___ onion, please?

a strawberry is the same as 1 strawberry. A couple of strawberries is the same as _______

For 1 apple, I say 'I want an apple'. If I want to say 6 apples, what do I say?

I have _____ oranges at home.

There are 2 bananas in the kitchen.

There are 4 tomatoes in the fridge.

I think there are ____ eggs in the fridge.

There are some oranges. How do you write the question?

Do you have ______ apples?

Are there ____ eggs?

I've got _____ dates.

Are there ____ carrots left?

For questions we use any before the noun, not some.

Oh dear! I don't have ____ bananas left.

This is negative. Do you think we use some or any?

Oh no! There aren't ____ apples left.

Maryam: Oh no, I don't have _____ onions for lunch.

Sara: It's ok, I have ______ onions in my house.

Said: I need _____ biscuits. Do you have ____?

Hamed: No, I'm sorry, I don't have _________.

Said: It's OK, I'll buy _____ at the supermarket.