Look at the City Simulation game and write true or false for sentences 1-4. Then complete rules a-c with a, an or some and any.
1. There aren't any factories in the town centre.
2. There are some shops in South Newville.
3. There's a river.
4. There isn't an art gallery.

I can’t write true or false for sentences 1–4 without seeing the City Simulation game picture or map. The answer depends on what is actually shown there: factories, shops, a river and an art gallery.

I also need the full text of rules a–c to complete them with a, an, some and any.

General rule: use a before one countable noun with a consonant sound, for example a factory. Use an before one countable noun with a vowel sound, for example an art gallery. Use some in affirmative plural sentences, for example There are some shops. Use any in negative sentences and questions, for example There aren’t any factories.

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