NW 3 U2 some/any

Hier übst du den Gebrauch von "some" und "any"

Stufe: 7
Kreuze an! Worum handelt es sich bei diesen Sätzen? Handelt es sich um - einen positiven Satz? - einen negativen Satz? - eine allgemeine Frage? - ein Angebot? - eine Bitte?
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Wann brauchen wir "some", wann "any"? Ordne zu!
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Schreibe "some" oder "any" in die Lücken.
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Ergänze das Rezept mit "some" und "any".
[{"type":"cloze","format":"text","body":"Simple Pancakes\r\nIngredients:\r\n•\t200g flour (or use [_some] whole wheat flour if you prefer)\r\n•\t1 tbsp sugar (you can take honey if you don’t have [_any] sugar)\r\n•\t1 tsp baking powder\r\n•\tA pinch of salt\r\n•\t1 egg \r\n•\t300ml milk\r\n•\t1 tbsp oil (or melted butter)\r\nInstructions:\r\n1.\tMix dry ingredients.\r\n2.\tAdd egg and milk, stir until smooth.\r\n3.\tHeat oil in a pan, pour [_some] batter, and cook until golden.\r\nTip: Serve with [_some] fruit or maple syrup!"}]
Ergänze den Text mit "some" und "any".
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