Grammar Picnic
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Rewrite the sentence as the task asks, keeping the other information.
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Use some in a statement, and any after not or in a question: I ate some rice. I did not eat any rice. Did you eat any rice?
Example 1Make it a yes-or-no question.
Dad will rake some leaves.
Will Dad rake any leaves? or Will Dad rake some leaves?
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Example · Make it a yes-or-no question.Dad will rake some leaves.Will Dad rake any leaves? or Will Dad rake some leaves?
Make it a yes-or-no question.
- Grandpa will wash some toys.
- Dad will fold some towels.
- Grandma will light some candles.
- Mom will cut some cakes.
- Mom cut some oranges on Sunday.
- Mom will hang some towels on the door.
- Grandpa raked some leaves.
- Ben carried some bags.
- Nick unwrapped some presents.
- Grandpa watched some games.
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- Will Grandpa wash any toys? or Will Grandpa wash some toys?
- Will Dad fold any towels? or Will Dad fold some towels?
- Will Grandma light any candles? or Will Grandma light some candles?
- Will Mom cut any cakes? or Will Mom cut some cakes?
- Did Mom cut any oranges on Sunday? or Did Mom cut some oranges on Sunday?
- Will Mom hang any towels on the door? or Will Mom hang some towels on the door?
- Did Grandpa rake any leaves? or Did Grandpa rake some leaves?
- Did Ben carry any bags? or Did Ben carry some bags?
- Did Nick unwrap any presents? or Did Nick unwrap some presents?
- Did Grandpa watch any games? or Did Grandpa watch some games?
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