Determiners | Some, Any, No, None Worksheet
Fill in the blanks with some, any, none or no. This determiners worksheet is helpful for students of classes 9 and 10 and also for students preparing for Cambridge First Certificate in English.
Grammar rules
Use some in affirmative sentences. If it is followed by a plural noun, the verb should be plural. If it is followed by an uncountable noun, the verb should be singular.
Use any in questions and negatives. If it is followed by a plural noun, the verb should be plural. If it is followed by an uncountable noun, the verb should be singular.
None is usually followed by a singular verb.
1. I rang the door bell twice but there was ……………………. response. (no / none)
2. You can use ………………………. vegetable oil to cook this dish. (some / any)
3. ……………………… of my friends smokes. (no / none)
4. I didn’t receive ……………………… help from them. (some / any)
5. I offered her …………………….. food as she said that she was hungry. (some / any / no)
6. She hasn’t got ……………………… children. (any / no / some)
7. I have got ………………………. letters for you. (any / some / none)
8. ‘Have you got ………………………… letters for me?’ ‘No. There is ……………………….’ (some / any / no / none)
9. ………………………. of my sisters lives near me. (none / some / any / no)
10. ………………………. of these answers is correct. (None / No / Some / Any)
11. I haven’t read ……………………….. of these books.
12. …………………….. people believe that death penalty should be abolished. (Some / Any / No / None)
Answers
1. I rang the door bell twice but there was no response.
2. You can use any vegetable oil to cook this dish.
3. None of my friends smokes.
4. I didn’t receive any help from them.
5. I offered her some food as she said that she was hungry.
6. She hasn’t got any children.
7. I have got some letters for you.
8. ‘Have you got any letters for me?’ ‘No. There is none.’
9. None of my sisters lives near me.
10. None of these answers is correct.
11. I haven’t read any of these books.
12. Some people believe that death penalty should be abolished.
