There aren't _ biscuits left. | just ate the last one !
Correct answer: A. any
- A. any
- B. much
- C. some
- D. many
Explanation
In the context of biscuits (countable noun), "any" is the correct choice to indicate that there are none left, emphasizing the absence after the speaker has consumed the last one.
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