Fill in the blanks.
1Is ............... home?
Wrong!
Use any, anyone, anybody in questions and negatives.
2There is ............... at the door. Who can it be?
Wrong!
We use some, somebody and someone in affirmative sentences.
3Can ............... solve this puzzle?
Wrong!
Use any, anyone, anybody in questions and negatives.
4I opened the door but I didn't see ...............
Wrong!
Use any, anyone, anybody in questions and negatives.
5I haven't found that special ............... yet.
Wrong!
6I didn't know ............... at the party.
Wrong!
Use any, anyone, anybody in questions and negatives.
7I haven't spoken to ............... about my problems.
Wrong!
8............... came, did they?
Wrong!
Nobody means the same as not anybody.
9............... called while you were away.
Wrong!
We use some, somebody and someone in affirmative sentences.
10Did ............... come?
Wrong!
11............... can join the club if they want to.
Wrong!
Here anybody means it doesn't matter who.
12There was ............... to help him.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Either someone or no one is possible here with opposite meanings.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- Is anybody home?
- There is someone at the door. Who can it be?
- Can anyone solve this puzzle?
- I opened the door but I didn’t see anyone
- I haven’t found that special someone yet.
- I didn’t know anyone at the party.
- I haven’t spoken to anybody about my problems.
- Nobody came, did they?
- Someone called while you were away.
- Did anybody come?
- Anybody can join the club if they want to.
- There was someone/no one to help him.
