Article/quantifier with uncountable noun in a negative clause: Choose the best replacement. Original sentence: "I have got some tea, but I do not have a sugar." Select the correct determiner for "sugar".

Given data

• "Sugar" is an uncountable noun.
• Second clause is negative: "do not have …".

Concept/Approach
Use any with uncountable nouns in negatives: "do not have any sugar".The article "a" cannot be used with uncountables.

Step-by-step
Replace "a" → "any" in the second clause.Corrected: "…, but I do not have any sugar."

Option analysis
D is correct. A/B/C are unrelated to the error; E keeps the mistake.

Final Answer
any