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Indefinite pronouns
5B Unit 1 Grammar 2
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We use ‘anyone’ and
‘anything’ in questions
and negative sentences.
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Did anyone see my hat?
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No, I didn’t.
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There isn’t anything in the fridge.
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Yes, I can’t find anything to eat.
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We use ‘everyone’ and
‘everything’ to mean ‘all
people’ and ‘all things’.
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Everyone is having fun in
the park.
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I like everything in the movie.
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We use ‘someone’ and
‘something’ to mean a
person or a thing we
don’t know.
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Someone sent me a message
this morning.
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I’m thirsty. I want something
to drink.
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We use ‘no one’ and
‘nothing’ to mean ‘no
such person or thing’.
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There’s no one on the beach.
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There’s nothing on the shelf.
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Let’s practise!
Are you ready?
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Let’s practise!
anythingIs there ________ I can eat now?
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I want to find ________
sweet to eat.
Let’s practise!
something
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Let’s practise!
anyoneIs there _______ injured?
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________ in my class likes
playing roller coaster.
Let’s practise!
Everyone
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Let’s practise!
nothing
______________ in the bag?
No. There’s ________
in the bag.
Is there anything
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________ knows where
the food is.
Let’s practise!
No one
______________ knows where
the food is?
Is there anyone
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__________________
__________ (all people)
Let’s practise!
Everyone is scared of
vampires.
______________ scared of
vampires?
Is there anyone
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_______________________
_______________ (no people)
Let’s practise!
No one is interested in playing
table tennis.
_____________ interested in
playing table tennis?
Is there anyone
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________ took away the
pink book, but I don’t know
who he is.
Let’s practise!
Someone
___________________________
(take away the pink book)
Did anyone take away the pink book?
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Bye!