There is/are+some/any (Elementary)

¿Hay coches en la calle?
1. Are there any cars in the street?
2. Is there any car in the street?
3. Are there cars in the street?
¿Hay niños en el parque?
1. are there any children in the park?
2. are there children in the park?
3. are there any children at the park?
¿Hay pan en la mesa?
1. Is there any bread on the table?
2. Is there bread on the table?
3. Is there any bread in the table?
Hay tomates en el frigorífico.
1. There are some tomatoes in the fridge.
2. There are tomatoes in the fridge.
3. There are some tomatos in the fridge.
Hay agua en la botella.
1. There is some water in the bottle.
2. There is water in the bottle.
3. It has some water in the bottle.
Hay dinero en ese sobre.
1. There is some money in that envelope.
2. There is money in that envelope.
3. There is some money in this envelope.
No hay carne en aquel supermercado.
1. There isn't any meat in that supermarket.
2. There isn't meat in that supermarket.
3. There isn't any meat at that supermarket.
No hay naranjas en esa cesta.
1. There aren't any oranges in that basket.
2. There aren't oranges in that basket.
3. There aren't any orange in that basket.
No hay peras en el olmo.
1. There aren't any pears on the elm.
2. There aren't pears on the elm.
3. There aren't any pears in the elm.
No hay tiempo.
1. There isn't any time.
2. There isn't time.
3. There hasn't any time.

THERE IS/ARE + SOME/ANY