Exercise B: Choose the correct answer He doesn't have $($a$/$some$/$any$)$ brothers or sisters. Is there $($a$/$some$/$any$)$ sugar in this coffee? Do you have $($a$/$some$/$any$)$ friends who speak English? My boyfriend gave me $($a$/$some$/$any$)$ flowers for my birthday. Can you lend me $($a$/$some$/$any$)$ money? I'll pay you back next week. I put $($a$/$some$/$any$)$ paper in the printer. Would you like $($a$/$some$/$any$)$ cup of coffee? I$\text{'}$m reading $($a$/$some$/$any$)$ interesting article. Is there $(\frac{a}{?}$ some$/$any$)$ orange juice in the fridge? I had $($a$/$some$/$any$)$ leftover spaghetti for lunch. A few $($and fewer$)/$ less Fewer means "not as many." We use fewer with countable nouns like cookies. Less means "not as much." We use less with uncountable nouns like milk. Cookie Monster was told to eat fewer cookie Could you give Cookie Monster less milk nex Most often, you will not have to be Sherlock Holmes to deduce whether a noun is countable or uncountable, thus the