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Someone, Anyone, Something, Anything Exercises with Answers

Someone or anyone? Nothing or not anything? Practise some-, any- and no- words for people, things and places, offers, and something new. Each answer has a short reason.

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  1. There's ____ under the table. Is it your cat?

    • A. something(correct answer)
    • B. anything
    • C. nothing
    • D. somewhere

    Why: A positive sentence about a thing you can't name: something.

  2. I'm not hungry. I don't want ____ right now.

    • A. something
    • B. nothing
    • C. anything(correct answer)
    • D. anyone

    Why: Don't is already negative: anything. Nothing would make two negatives.

  3. ____ told me about the party, so I didn't know about it.

    • A. Anybody
    • B. Somebody
    • C. Nobody(correct answer)
    • D. Nobody didn't

    Why: Not one person told you: nobody, with the positive verb told. Nobody didn't has two negatives.

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