Exercise 3. Complete the sentences with some/any/no. There is _______ tea in the crystal glass, but...

There is some tea in the crystal glass, but it is very hot. There is no fresh milk in the fridge. Are there any tasty apples in the bag? There isn't any jam on the round plate. There are some bananas on the wooden table. There is no butter on the plate. There is some cheese on the table, but there are no cheese sandwiches. There isn't any sausage on the table. There are some potatoes in the bag. There aren't any bananas on the table, but there are some cucumbers there.

There is some tea in the crystal glass, but it is very hot. There is no fresh milk in the fridge. I can't make porridge. Are there any tasty apples in the bag? There isn't any jam on the round plate. There are some bananas on the wooden table. They are yellow. There is some butter on the plate. There is some cheese on the table, but there are no cheese sandwiches. There isn't any sausage on the table. There are some potatoes in the bag. There aren't any bananas on the table, but there are some cucumbers there.

To complete the sentences with the words "some," "any," or "no," it's important to consider the context of each sentence. The words "some" and "any" are typically used in affirmative and negative sentences respectively, or in questions. "No" is used in negative sentences to express the absence of something.

Here's how you might complete the sentences:

1. There is some tea in the crystal glass, but it is very hot.
2. There is no fresh milk in the fridge. I can't make porridge.
3. Are there any tasty apples in the bag?
4. There isn't any jam on the round plate.
5. There are some bananas on the wooden table. They are yellow.
6. There is no butter on the plate.
7. There is no cheese on the table, but there’re some cheese sandwiches.
8. There isn't any sausage on the table.
9. There are some potatoes in the bag.
10. There aren't any bananas on the table, but there are some cucumbers there.

By choosing "some," "any," or "no" based on these rules, the sentences maintain logical and grammatical coherence.