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Are these sentences correct? 1. There is some bread in the refrigerator

2. There are some bread in the refrigerator

3. There isn't any bread in the refrigerator

4. There aren't any bread in the refrigerator

5. I don't have any time/money

Thanks in advance.

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2 and 4 are wrong, but I think you can say instead "There are some slices of bread". Correct me if I'm wrong.
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1, 3, and 5 are all good! Time, money, bread, fish - all examples of uncountable nouns in English. "Any" works with countable or uncountable, too! Ie. I don't have any interest, money, or days off to go on a vacation right now.
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1, 3 and 5 are correct. 2 and 4 are wrong because "some bread" and "any bread" are singular.
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bread is uncountable ,so we just use ( is ) with it. Number 2 and 4 are false.

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