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Here are the answers for your exercises: **Lesson Three Grammar 2:** Boy: Do you have **any** bread? Man: It's very late. We don't have **any** bread now. But we have **some** cakes. Mom: No, thank you. We don't want **any** cakes. Boy: Do you have **any** meat? Man: We don't have **any** meat. It's all gone. But how about **some** fish? Mom: No. We don't want **any** fish. Do you have **any** cheese? Man: Yes, we have **some** cheese. Mom: Great! We'll have **some**, please. Boy: Do you have **any** comics? Man: Yes, we have **some** comics. Which one would you like? **Lesson Four Phonics and Spelling 1:** 1. (finished) 2. (painted) 3. (rained) 4. (showed) 5. (waited) If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask! Based on the provided International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) notation for each word, here’s the analysis of the pronunciation and the sentences for each word: 1. **finished: ˈfɪnɪʃt** - The ending sound is /t/. - **Sentence:** I finished my homework before dinner. 2. **painted: ˈpeɪnɪd** - The ending sound is /d/. - **Sentence:** She painted a beautiful picture for the art show. 3. **rained: reɪnd** - The ending sound is /d/. - **Sentence:** It rained heavily last night, and the streets were flooded. 4. **showed: ʃoʊd** - The ending sound is /d/. - **Sentence:** He showed his friends the new video game he bought. 5. **waited: ˈweɪtɪd** - The ending sound is /d/. - **Sentence:** They waited for an hour at the bus stop before it arrived. These sentences use the simple past tense of the verbs indicated, and the analysis of the pronunciation aligns with the expected endings based on the IPA provided.