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Someone, Anyone vs. No One

February 2, 2023 - pdf

Fill in the blanks.

1. There is ............................. at the door.

Please select 2 correct answers

Correct! Wrong!

Someone and no one can be used here with different meanings.

2. I don't trust ..........................

Correct! Wrong!

Words like anyone and anybody are more commonly used in questions and negatives. Use someone/somebody in affirmative sentences.

3. There was ........................... to help him.

Correct! Wrong!

4. Can ............................. solve this problem?

Correct! Wrong!

Words like anyone and anybody are more commonly used in questions and negatives. Use someone/somebody in affirmative sentences.

5. ............................ has left the door open.

Correct! Wrong!

Words like anyone and anybody are more commonly used in questions and negatives. Use someone/somebody in affirmative sentences.

6. Don't reveal this secret to .............................

Correct! Wrong!

Words like anyone and anybody are more commonly used in questions and negatives. Use someone/somebody in affirmative sentences.

7. ............................ can join the club if they want.

Correct! Wrong!

Anyone means it doesn't matter who.

8. I didn't find ........................... there.

Correct! Wrong!

9. I need ............................. to fix my bicycle.

Correct! Wrong!

10. It is a deserted place. .............................. lives there.

Correct! Wrong!

11. I didn't know .......................... at the party.

Correct! Wrong!

12. ............................ believed them.

Correct! Wrong!

Answers

  1. There is someone / no one at the door.
  2. I don’t trust anyone.
  3. There was no one to help him.
  4. Can anyone solve this problem?
  5. Someone has left the door open.
  6. Don’t reveal this secret to anyone.
  7. Anyone can join the club if they want.
  8. I didn’t find anyone there.
  9. I need someone to fix my bicycle.
  10. It is a deserted place. No one lives there.
  11. I didn’t know anyone at the party.
  12. No one believed them.
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