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Welcome back to Peter Learns English! This is Part 2 of our quick-fire quiz, testing the tricky usage of **A, AN, SOME, and ANY**, especially with uncountable nouns and in different sentence types.

I'll give you 10 questions, and the correct answer AND grammar rule are instantly revealed after each one. Listen fast and test yourself!

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📝 *A, An, Some, Any Quiz Questions & Rules*

*1. I didn't see [ANY] classmates in the library.*
Rule: Use *any* in negative statements.

*2. I have [SOME] new furniture in my house.*
Rule: Use *some* with uncountable nouns in positive statements (furniture is uncountable).

*3. Can I have [AN] apple, please?*
Rule: Use *an* with singular countable nouns starting with a vowel sound.

*4. They gave me [SOME] old books for my collection.*
Rule: Use *some* with plural countable nouns in positive statements.

*5. The hotel where I'm staying has [A] swimming pool.*
Rule: Use *a* with singular countable nouns.

*6. She speaks [SOME] English.*
Rule: Use *some* with uncountable nouns (e.g., languages, water) in positive statements.

*7. I didn't get [ANY] calls from you or your partner.*
Rule: Use *any* in negative statements.

*8. Can you give me [SOME] bread?*
Rule: Use *some* in polite requests (and *bread* is often treated as uncountable).

*9. Have you got [ANY] brothers or sisters?*
Rule: Use *any* in questions about existence.

*10. She gave me [SOME] terrible news.*
Rule: Use *some* with uncountable nouns (news is uncountable) in positive statements.

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*Quick Recap:* *A/AN* for single items, *SOME* for positive statements/offers, *ANY* for negatives/questions.

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