Заполни пропуски словами: some, any, no. 1) There is ........ juice in the glass. 2) Would you

Заполни пропуски словами: some, any, no. 1) There is ........ juice in the glass. 2) Would you like ....... orange juice? - No, thank you. I don't want ......... . 3) Are there ...... people on the farm? - Yes, there are ...... . 4) They have ........ bread at home. 5) Can I have ....... tea?
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- Автор:
  samlukw
- 5 лет назад

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1) There is some juice in the glass. 2) Would you like some orange juice? - No, thank you. I don't want any. 3) Are there any people on the farm? - Yes, there are some . 4) They have some (или no ) bread at home. 5) Can I have some tea?
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  mouse15
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