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Grammar




                         Indefinite pronouns

                    4    Look at the examples below. Then choose the best indefinite pronouns in sentences 1–4.



                            Holly’s looking for something to spend her birthday money on!
                            I rang the bell, but nobody was at home.
                            Does anybody know the answer to question 2?
                            •    Something is an indefinite pronoun. We can use indefinite pronouns (someone,
                              everything, no one, anything, etc.) to talk about things and people in general.
                            •    No one / Nobody can be used with positive verb forms.
                            •    Anyone / Anybody can be used with positive or negative verb forms.

                            1   I would like to eat something / anything nice for lunch.
                            2   Everything / Everyone in my class studies very hard.
                            3   I don’t know no one / anyone at this party.
                            4   I have anything / nothing to do at the weekend.



                    5    Complete the sentences with something, nothing, anything or everything.


                         1   Can you help me? There’s .......................... in my eye.
                         2   When you leave the plane, remember to take .......................... with you.
                         3   Is there .......................... good on at the cinema this week?
                         4   We haven’t got .......................... to do this weekend.
                         5   The bag’s empty. There’s .......................... in it.

                    6    Complete the sentences with an indefinite pronoun. Sometimes there is more than one

                         possible answer.

                         1   It’s easy to use the internet. .......................... can do it!
                         2   I want to buy .......................... for my mother’s birthday. Do you have any ideas?
                         3   I went to see the film, but there was .......................... there – only me!
                         4   She thinks she knows .......................... , but actually, she’s not so intelligent.
                         5   I’m sorry, I can’t help you with your homework. I don’t know .......................... about maths.
                         6   It’s rude if you don’t say ‘thank you’. .......................... knows that!


                    7    Work in pairs. A says one of the prompts, B has to finish it. Change roles.

                         1   I know someone who …
                         2   At our school, everyone …
                         3   In our class, there isn’t anyone who …
                         4   In our country, no one …
                         5   I don’t know anyone who …
                                                                      I know someone who …
                         6   At our school, no one is allowed to …
                         7   In our class, there is someone who …
                                                                           … has got three brothers and sisters.
                         8   In our country, everyone …



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