SOME NO ANY

1
SOME-NO-ANY-

• SOMETHING, ANYTHNG, NOTHING
• SOMEBODY, ANYBODY, NOBODY
• SOMEWHERE, ANYWHERE, NOWHERE

2

• - ?

ANY
SOME
NOT ANY N0
-thing
-where
-body
anybody anything anywhere
somebody something somewhere
nobody nothing nowhere
3
thing
Jane
a house
at the bank
my friends
people
a chair
a table
at school
place
at home
my mother
4
Choose the correct word

• There is somebody/something in my hand.
• Im reading something/somebody about Picasso.
• The police are looking for somebody/somewhere on
  a red bicycle.
• She wants to buy something/somebody for her
  friend.
• They want to invite something/somebody to the
  party.
• I dont believe anything/nothing in this
  newspaper.
• He doesnt know anywhere/anybody here.

5

• I dont think anything/anybody is going to visit
  us this Monday.
• Do you want to buy something/anything in this
  shop?
• Does he read anything/nothing during the
  holidays?
• Next year we will go something/somewhere in June.
• I cant find my passport somewhere/anywhere.
• All people have to live somewhere/anywhere.
• Jane is telling something/nothing but I cant
  hear nothing/anything.
• If you stay at home alone dont tell
  something/anybody about it.
• The test is not difficult. I hope somebody/nobody
  will get bad marks.

6

• Has somebody/anybody in this group got a
  dictionary?
• The question is so difficult that nothing/nobody
  can answer it.
• There is somewhere/somebody in that room. I dont
  know him.
• Go and bring me a dictionary. It is
  something/somewhere on the table.
• There is something/nobody at home. Lets come
  again later.
• Will you go somewhere/anywhere on Sunday?
• Lets go somebody/somewhere. The weather is good.
• The exercise is difficult I dont understand
  anywhere/anything.

7
Make the sentences negative and interrogative

• Somebody lives here.
• We want to buy something in the shop.
• I understand something in German.
• This book costs something.
• She speaks to somebody.
• I think somebody knows the secret.
• There is something in the book that is easy to
  understand.
• She knows something about babies.
• There is somebody in the room.
• You can fin this information everywhere.
• The dog will go everywhere without Bill.

8
Put in the missing words SOMETHING, ANYTHING,
NOTHING, SOMEBODY, ANYBODY, NOBODY, SOMEWHERE,
ANYWHERE, NOWHERE.

• Where does he live? I think he lives near the
  supermarket.
• It is dark. I cant see .
• Do we have in the fridge?
• Do you know about America?
• Take this book. You can find about Shakespeare
  there.
• Dont ask her. She knows about it.
• Listen! I can hear .
• is coming! Who is it?
• Can you see my keys ? No, I cant find them.
• There is white in the box! What is it?