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Let me give you some advice about learning a language. Try to do some studying every day. Even when you think that you don’t have any time, try and find ten minutes, and learn some words. Some people think that learning a language is something we can do without any difficulty. We know that there isn’t any truth in that idea. You have to work hard to do some hard work, or you won’t make any progress. With the Linguaphone course we’ve tried to make even the hard work enjoyable. So you won’t forget any of the exercises, will you?
- There’s some milk in that jug.
- She wanted some stamps but there weren’t any in the machine.
- I’m afraid there isn’t any coffee left; will you grind some?
- Is there anyone here who can speak Italian?
- I’d like to buy some new clothes but I haven’t any money.
- There’s some gin in the cupboard but there aren’t any glasses.
- They can’t have any more strawberries; I want to make some jam.
- Someone I know told me some of the details.
- Have you any idea who could have borrowed your bicycle?
- I saw hardly anyone I knew at the party, and I didn’t get anything to drink.
- When would you like to come? - Any day would suit me.
- Are there any letters for me?
- Don’t let anyone in. I’m too busy to see anybody.
- Something tells me you’ve got some bad news for me.
- I can’t see my glasses anywhere.
- We didn’t think he’d succeed but he managed somehow.
- You are looking very miserable; has something upset you?
- If you had any sense you wouldn’t leave your car unlocked.
- Scarcely anyone was wearing a dinner jacket.
- Anyone who believes what Jack says is a fool.
- She put her handbag down somewhere and now she cannot find it.
- Will you have some pudding or some fruit?
- Haven’t you got any friends in Rome? (I feel sure you mentioned them once.)
- Haven’t you got any friends here? (You should join a club and get to know people.)
- I see you haven’t any maps. Would you like to borrow some of mine?
- No one can tell you how to get there (Everyone knows the way).
- Come and have supper with us if you aren’t doing anything tonight.
- I somehow imagined the house would be larger.
- All the salaries are being paid much later now; it’s something to do with the computer.
- He lives somewhere in France now.
- You can’t expect just any student to solve the problem. It requires a mathematician.
- He’s not very well known here but he’s someone (an important person) in his own country.
- Where shall we sit? – Oh, anywhere will do.
- Is there anyone moving about downstairs? I heard something falling.
- Is there anyone living in that house? It looks deserted.
- Would you like something to drink? There’s some very good beer in the fridge.