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Nothing, Something, No, None Etc.

August 13, 2024 - B1pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Nobody is perfect, ...............?
Wrong!
We use an affirmative tag after a negative expression.
2‘How much money do you have?’ ‘...............’
Wrong!
None means no money at all.
3............... the shops are open on Sundays.
Wrong!
We use none of before a noun with a determiner.
4I rang the doorbell, but ............... opened the door.
Wrong!
5‘What happened?’ ‘...............’
Wrong!
6Why don’t you tell ............... about your plans?
Wrong!
7They were poor. They had ............... to eat.
Wrong!
8............... called, did they?
Wrong!
We cannot use an affirmative tag after somebody.
9If he is hungry he would eat ...............
Wrong!
Anything means it doesn't matter what.
10The test was easy. ............... could have passed.
Wrong!
11She didn’t tell ............... about her problems.
Wrong!
12Nothing happened, ...............?
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Nobody is perfect, are they?
  2. ‘How much money do you have?’ ‘None’
  3. None of the shops are open on Sundays.
  4. I rang the doorbell, but nobody opened the door.
  5. ‘What happened?’ ‘Nothing’
  6. Why don’t you tell anybody about your plans?
  7. They were poor. They had nothing to eat.
  8. Nobody called, did they?
  9. If he is hungry he would eat anything
  10. The test was easy. Anybody could have passed.
  11. She didn’t tell anybody about her problems.
  12. Nothing happened, did it?
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