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He found some meat in the fridge___ he ___ ___ meat in the fridge? Last week I visited my aunt's house
【Did】 he【find any】meat in the fridge?
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We have got some meat in the fridge
Have you got any meat in the fridge
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The two are eating some meat
Are the twins eating some meat?
Yes,they are.
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We have got some meat in the fridge
Where have you got some meat?
we have some meat in the fridge,but we need ( ) A much more B some more
B means we need more
A means more than A. It is usually not used in this way
we have -----got some meat in the fridg A either B too C also D and
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C also
Either and too are at the end of the sentence
And connecting two of the same means also
We have got some potatoes in the fridge Some potatoes
What do you get in the fridge?
There is some meat in the soup
Is there any meat in the soup?
There are some tomatoes in the fridge
Are there any tomatoes in the fridge?
Yes,there are.