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Use these compounds to complete the following sentences: some any no every + one body thing where

+ Would you like __________ to drink? something Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one body thing where Would you like __________ to drink? something

Does __________ know where Jane lives? Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one body thing where anyone Does __________ know where Jane lives?

+ Oh dear! I can smell ___________ burning. something Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one body thing where Oh dear! I can smell ___________ burning. something

___________ had to bring something to the party. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one body thing where Everybody ___________ had to bring something to the party.

I’d like to go __________ nice this evening, what about you? Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one body thing where I’d like to go __________ nice this evening, what about you? somewhere

+ What time shall we come tonight? anytime Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time What time shall we come tonight? anytime Oh ___________ you like after 7 o’clock.

At the meeting I asked if ___________ needed advice. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time At the meeting I asked if ___________ needed advice. anyone

I had to take ___________ out of my suitcase at customs, it was awful. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time I had to take ___________ out of my suitcase at customs, it was awful. everything

I waited for an hour at the station but ________ came. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time I waited for an hour at the station but ________ came. nobody

Susan, did __________ call while I was out? Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time anyone Susan, did __________ call while I was out?

I’ve looked __________ but I can’t find my cheque book. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time everywhere I’ve looked __________ but I can’t find my cheque book.

+ Haven’t we met ___________________ sometime/somewhere before? Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time Haven’t we met ___________________ before? sometime/somewhere

They left the party without saying __________ Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time They left the party without saying __________ anything

I can’t see the screen properly, can we sit ___________ else? Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time I can’t see the screen properly, can we sit ___________ else? somewhere

I have the same feeling __________ I visit Paris, it’s wonderful. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time I have the same feeling __________ I visit Paris, it’s wonderful. everytime

I have ___________ to stay tonight, what am I going to do? Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time nowhere I have ___________ to stay tonight, what am I going to do?

Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time I don’t care where we go on holiday as long as it’s __________ hot and sunny! somewhere

I was frightened. I thought ___________ was following me. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time I was frightened. I thought ___________ was following me. someone

________ at all so I must have been imagining it. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time ..but I couldn’t see ________ at all so I must have been imagining it. anybody

My son left his room really tidy, __________ was in its place. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time My son left his room really tidy, __________ was in its place. everything

What do you want for lunch? Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time What do you want for lunch? _________ I don’t mind. Anything

On Bank Holidays ____________ is closed. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time On Bank Holidays ____________ is closed. _________ is open. everywhere Nothing

Has __________ got a red pen I can borrow? Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time anyone Has __________ got a red pen I can borrow?

___________ was at the meeting. __________ was absent. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time Everybody ___________ was at the meeting. __________ was absent. Nobody

__________ left this parcel for you at reception. Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time Somebody __________ left this parcel for you at reception.

Have you __________ to declare? Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time At customs anything Have you __________ to declare? No, __________ nothing

Has __________ seen the new Brad Pitt film? Use these compounds to complete the sentences: some any no every + one/body thing where time anyone Has __________ seen the new Brad Pitt film?

Séjours linguistiques en France: http://maison.broustiquet.monsite-orange.fr/sejourlinguistique/index.html Janet Mournard