Compounds: some- / any- / no-

Compounds: some- / any- / no-

Mr. E. Erick Rojas R.

Compounds: some-

• Someone/Somebody is at the door. -one / -body

• I need something cool to wear for the party. -thing

• I want to go somewhere fun this weekend. -where

Fill in the Blanks

There’s

in the yard.

Fill in the Blanks

Let’s have

to eat.

Fill in the Blanks

My school backpack is

in my room.

Compounds: any-

• I don't know anyone/anybody at my new school.

• Is there anything interesting to watch on TV?

• I didn't go anywhere interesting on vacation.

Fill in the Blanks

I’m thirsty, but I don’t have

to drink.

Fill in the Blanks

Your cell phone isn’t

.

Fill in the Blanks

Did you meet

from school at

the party?

Compounds: no-

• There's no one / nobody in the school.

• I like to do nothing on Sunday mornings.

• There's nowhere to go skateboarding in this town.

Fill in the Blanks

My name is

on the list!

Fill in the Blanks

was at home. The house was empty.

Fill in the Blanks

We have

to do today.

Compounds: every-

• Everyone/Everybody is here.

• Everything is ready.

• We went everywhere in the town.

• We didn't have everything ready.

• Did you go everywhere in the town?

Multiple Choice

_______ was at the concert.

• Everyone

• Everything

• Everywhere

Multiple Choice

We looked _______ for our cat.

• everyone

• everything

• everywhere

Multiple Choice

Does Eddie have _______ he needs for his homework?

• everyone

• everything

• everywhere

Multiple Choice

Did you speak to _______ at the party?

• everyone

• everything

• everywhere