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Somebody, Anybody, Nobody | Grammar Exercise

January 16, 2023 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1............... wanted a drink, didn't they?
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
2Does ............... want to join the club?
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
3There is ............... at the door.
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
4There was ............... in the room.
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
5............... knew the answer.
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
6Can ............... help?
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
7There wasn't ............... to help him.
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
8I need ............... to fix my roof.
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
9............... can learn to play chess.
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
10............... wants to talk to you.
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
11Everyone wants to go to heaven but ............... wants to die.
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
12Can ............... help me solve this problem?
Wrong!
Use anybody/anyone in questions. Use someone / somebody in affirmative sentences. Nobody means not anybody.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Somebody wanted a drink, didn’t they?
  2. Does anybody want to join the club?
  3. There is someone at the door.
  4. There was no one in the room.
  5. Nobody knew the answer.
  6. Can anybody help?
  7. There wasn’t anyone to help him.
  8. I need someone to fix my roof.
  9. Anybody can learn to play chess.
  10. Someone wants to talk to you.
  11. Everyone wants to go to heaven but no one wants to die.
  12. Can anybody help me solve this problem?
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