countable and uncountable nouns

use a,an,some and any

a/an with singular countable nouns.We use a/an in affirmative,negative and interrogative sentences

some/any with plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns.We use "some" in affirmative sentences and we use "any" in negative and interrogative sentences

1. Do you have milk?

2. Can you give him tea?

3. Do you want orange?

4. Give him present.

5. Father buys me stickers.

6. Do you want apple?

7. Have you got stamps?

8. Does he like orange juice?

9. Do you like some butter and jam?

10. Mum, please give me melon.

11. Does the monkey eat apple?

12. Tom gives me nice present.

13. This is excellent test.

14. Please buy me little hamster!

15. We need eggs to bake a cake.

16. Would you like tea?

17. She invites boys from her class.

18. Do you want orange?

19. Mum, I've got letter for you.

20. I'd like cornflakes, please.

21. I have got question.

22. We need some eggs to bake cake.

23. There is milk in the fridge.

24. Do you want ice - cream, Tom?

25. Please, buy oranges. That's good idea.

26. I want to buy shirt and pullover.

27. Jerry wants toast.

28. Bring bottles of juice, please.

29. I'd like to have roll and tea for breakfast.
30. Buy cheese for dinner, please.