She went to the store to buy ....................................eggs and bread
Asome
Bany
Cmuch
Dmany
Answer:
A. some
Read Explanation:
The sentence “He went to the store to buy ____ eggs and bread.” is an affirmative statement (positive), so we use “some” rather than “any.”
“Any” is generally used in negative sentences or questions. “Much” is used with uncountable nouns; “many” is used in questions or negatives for countable things.
In this context, “eggs” is a countable noun and the sentence is positive, so “many” would not naturally fit in this fixed phrase because “some eggs and bread” is more natural
