1. There's no information about that accident in today's newspaper. 2. There are no beautiful flowers in the garden. 3. There aren't any shops in this part of the town. 4. There are no mistakes in Ralph's test. It's excellent. 5. I can't pay. I have got no money. 6. There are no envelopes on my desk. 7. Are there any letters for me this morning? 8. Would you like any tea? 9. Don't buy any rice. We don't need any. 10. I went out to buy some milk, but they didn't have any in the shop. 11. I'm thirsty. Can I have some water, please? 12. There are no good shops in my neighborhood. Negative form: 1. There aren't any postcards and photographs on the shelves. 2. They don't have any nurses in the hospital. 3. They don't have any books in her bag. 4. Pete and Mike don't have any French books at home. General questions: 1. Are there any letters in the email? 2. Are there any cars in the street? 3. Are there any books under the map? 4. Do you have any sisters? 5. Do they have any chalk? 6. Does Igor have any pencils? Positive form: 1. There are some postcards and photographs on the shelves. 2. They have some nurses in the hospital. 3. They have some books in her bag. 4. Pete and Mike have some French books at home. Translation: 1. He has no money. 2. He needs to buy some food for his family. 3. Is there a bookstore near the hotel?