— No, I have to say ___________________.

I am expecting whole morning, but there weren't for me.

There's cooking oil left in the house. We don't need to buy more.

— No, but I don't think ___________________ could pass it.

Let us hope we can work out the matter without more trouble.

Sarah has read lots of stories by American writers. Now she would like to read stories by writers from other countries.

Who gave Peter information about New York?

Amy: Let's go out, Bill. There's (anything/ nothing/ some) to do at home.

Bill: Yes, there is! I have (some/ any/ something) cards (between/in/to) my desk drawer. Let's ask (any/no one/someone) to play cards with us.

Amy: No, I hate card games! Let's do (anyone/ something/nowhere) else.

Bill: OK, what about shopping? I want to go to the new music shop (along/ between/ opposite) Olympic Sports. I want to buy (any/ some/ nothing) new CDs.

Amy: Good idea! I don't want (anything/ nothing/ some) from the music shop, but I'll go (beside/to/past) Olympic Sports. I want (anything/any/ some) new trainers. Let's go.

— I feel a bit hungry.

—Why don't you have bread?