Share Indefinite pronouns A2 Gold Experience
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What are you doing here? I’m waiting for SOMEBODY(SOMEONE) / NOBODY(NO ONE).
What are you doing here? I’m waiting for SOMEBODY/SOMEONE.
Sophia had a bad memory. She can’t remember ANYTHING / SOMETHING.
Sophia had a bad memory. She can’t remember ANYTHING.
That house has been empty for years. NOBODY(NOONE) / EVERYBODY(EVERYONE) lives there.
That house has been empty for years. NOBODY/NO ONE lives there.
Please keep your password secret. Don’t tell ANYBODY(ANYONE) / SOMEBODY(SOMEONE)!
Please keep your password secret. Don’t tell ANYBODY/ANYONE!
I’m sorry, but there’s NOTHING / SOMETHING I can do to help you.
I’m sorry, but there’s NOTHING I can do to help you.
The teacher said SOMETHING / ANYTHING, but I didn’t understand him.
The teacher said SOMETHING, but I didn’t understand him.
There’s SOMEBODY(SOMEONE) / EVERYBODY(EVERYONE) at the door. Can you see who it is?
There’s SOMEBODY/SOMEONE at the door. Can you see who it is?
You can have a shower. There’s EVERYBODY(EVERYONE) / NOBODY(NO ONE) in the bathroom.
You can have a shower. There’s NOBODY/NO ONE in the bathroom.
The box is empty, there isn’t ANYTHING / NOTHING in it.
The box is empty, there isn’t ANYTHING in it.
I’m going to Paris next week. Do you know ANYBODY(ANYONE) / SOMEBODY(SOMEONE) who lives there?
I’m going to Paris next week. Do you know ANYBODY/ANYONE who lives there?
James called his friend, but NOBODY(NO ONE) / SOMEBODY(SOMEONE) answered the phone.
James called his friend, but NOBODY/NO ONE answered the phone.
I'm hungry. Let’s get SOMETHING / NOTHING to eat after our class.
I'm hungry. Let’s get SOMETHING to eat after our class.
Did you hear that? I think that SOMEBODY(SOMEONE) / ANYBODY(ANYONE) rang the doorbell.
Did you hear that? I think that SOMEBODY/SOMEONE rang the doorbell.
I didn’t eat EVERYTHING / ANYTHING for lunch, so I’m really hungry now.
I didn’t eat EVERYTHING / ANYTHING for lunch, so I’m really hungry now.
Linda understood EVERYTHING / NOTHING that her teacher said. It was the easiest lesson ever!
Linda understood EVERYTHING / NOTHING that her teacher said. It was the easiest lesson ever!
NOBODY(NO ONE) / EVERYBODY(EVERYONE) came to school because it was a holiday.
NOBODY/NO ONE came to school because it was a holiday.
