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6 Tick (✔) the correct sentence.
1 Do you have some dictionary?
Do you have a dictionary?
2
3 I have a lot of books.
I have a lot books.
5
Here are some photos of my children.
Here are any photos of my children.
6
Pete, this is Dave. Dave, this is Pete.
Pete, that is Dave. Dave, that is Pete.
I don't have some money.
I don't have any money.
Look at these people over there.
Look at those people over there.

Answer 1

Do you have a dictionary?

I have a lot of books.

Here are some photos of my children.

Pete, that is Dave. Dave, that is Pete.

I don't have any money.

Look at those people over there.

Answer 2

Tick (✔) the correct sentence.

Do you have some dictionary? ❌
Do you have a dictionary? ✔
I have a lot of books. ✔
I have a lot books. ❌
Here are some photos of my children. ✔
Here are any photos of my children. ❌
Pete, this is Dave. Dave, this is Pete. ✔
Pete, that is Dave. Dave, that is Pete. ❌
I don't have some money. ❌
I don't have any money. ✔
Look at these people over there. ❌
Look at those people over there. ✔
Please note that for sentence 2, the correct answer depends on the intended meaning. If the speaker means they have a large quantity of books, then "I have a lot of books" is correct. However, if the speaker means they have a lot without specifying the quantity, "I have a lot books" can be considered acceptable in informal speech, although it is not grammatically correct.