Resposta:

A What can we make for your brother and his girlfriend?

B Let's make a pizza.

A Good idea. Are there any tomatoes?

B Yes. And there are some mushrooms, too.

A Great!

B Oh no! There isn't any cheese.

A Oh. Wait a minute. I bought a steak yesterday. Are there any potatoes?

B Yes, there are.

A Good. So we can have steak and French fries. Do we have any fruit?

B: I think we have some oranges. Yes, and there's an apple and some bananas, too.

A OK. You can make a fruit salad for dessert.

B OK. Let's start cooking.

Filling in the questions with a, an, some or any:

B) Let's make a pizza

A) Good ideia. Are there any tomates?

B) Yes. And there are some mushrooms, too

A) A Great!

B) Oh no! There isn't any cheese.

A) Oh. Wait a minute. I bought a steak yesterday. Are there any potatoes?

B) Yes, there are.

A) Good. So we can have steak and French fries. Do we have any fruit?

B) I think we have some oranges. Yes, and there's an apple and some bananas, too.

A) OK. You can make a fruit salad for dessert.

B) OK. Let's start cooking.

Uso correto das palavras

No inglês, usamos a palavra some para nos referir a substantivos incontáveis em uma frase positiva. Como nos exemplos a seguir:

• I need some milk;
• I want some watter;
• I need some money.

Já o any é usado em frases negativas e interrogativas, por exemplo:

• I don't have any books.
• Do you have any dog?
• Do you have any milk?

Quando a palavra começar com som de vogal usa-se 'an'. E quando começar com som de consoante, usa-se ‘a’. Por exemplo:

• An apple;
• A banana;
• A brazilian girl;
• An american girl.

Saiba mais sobre as palavras em inglês em: https://brainly.com.br/tarefa/39683235

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