GRAMMAR REVIEW+0D4-UNIT 6

Indefinite Pronouns

Understanding the mysterious world of indefinite pronouns and their usage in language.

Types of Indefinite Pronouns

• Singular indefinite pronouns: refer to one person or thing (e.g., someone, anybody)
• Plural indefinite pronouns: refer to more than one person or thing (e.g., some, many)
• Singular or plural indefinite pronouns: can refer to either one or more than one person or thing (e.g., all, any)
• Reflexive indefinite pronouns: end in -self or -selves and reflect back to the subject (e.g., oneself, yourselves)

Multiple Choice

Which type of indefinite pronouns reflect back to the subject?

• Singular indefinite pronouns

• Plural indefinite pronouns

• Singular or plural indefinite pronouns

• Reflexive indefinite pronouns

Multiple Choice

Have you seen my wallet? I can’t find it _______.

• something

• anywhere

• everybody

Multiple Choice

There’s ______ left to eat in the house. I’m going to the supermarket.

• nothing

• nobody

• nowhere

Drag and Drop

I can’t find my keys ​

Placeholder

.

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anywhere

somewhere

nowhere

Multiple Choice

Have you seen my wallet? I can’t find it _______.

• something

• anywhere

• everybody

Drag and Drop

Did you visit ​

Placeholder

interesting on your vacation?

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

anywhere

somewhere

nowhere

Multiple Choice

I’m hungry! I want ______ to eat.

• nothing

• something

• everybody

Drag and Drop

​

Placeholder

emailed me with a question about the carnival.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Someone

Anyone

Somewhere

Multiple Choice

Do you know Donald Trump? Yes, ______ knows him.

• everybody

• nobody

• everywhere

Drag and Drop

​

Placeholder

came to the party

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

No one

Someone

Anyone

Multiple Choice

There’s _______ to sit. Shall we go to another restaurant?

• nowhere

• everywhere

• anywhere

Drag and Drop

​

Placeholder

happens to my sister.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Something

Anything

Someone

Multiple Choice

What are you doing here? I’m waiting for ______.

• somebody

• somewhere

• something

Drag and Drop

He came out of ​

Placeholder

and grabbed me again.

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nowhere

anywhere

anything

Multiple Choice

Sophia has a bad memory. She can’t remember ______.

• everything

• anything

• everywhere

Drag and Drop

They didn’t tell ​

Placeholder

.

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anyone

someone

no one

Multiple Choice

We have tried _______, but the cat won’t come out of the tree.

• nowhere

• anything

• everything

Drag and Drop

Can ​

Placeholder

help me?

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

anyone

someone

something

Multiple Choice

I’m sorry, but there’s ______I can do to help you.

• nobody

• everything

• nothing

Drag and Drop

I don’t have ​

Placeholder

to wear.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

anything

something

nothing

Multiple Choice

Robby never uses his car. He goes _____ by motorcycle.

• everywhere

• anywhere

• everything

Multiple Choice

The Indefinte Pronous (SOMEBODY, ANYBODY, EVERYBODY, NOBODY) end with the word -body, because they refer to:

• animals

• things

• places

• people

Multiple Choice

The teacher said ______, but I didn’t understand him.

• something

• nothing

• everybody

Multiple Select

From the following Indefinite Pronouns, choose only the ones that are used to talk about things

• Something

• Everything

• Anything

• Nothing

• Someone

Multiple Choice

Did you go ______ interesting during the summer break?

• anybody

• anywhere

• anything

Multiple Choice

I saw _______ coming into the house.

• EVERYBODY

• SOMEBODY

• ANYBODY

• NOBODY

Multiple Choice

There’s _____ at the door. Can you see who it is?

• somebody

• nobody

• somewhere

Multiple Choice

I think I'm lost. Do you know ______ in this city?

• EVERYBODY

• SOMEBODY

• ANYBODY

• NOBODY

Multiple Choice

You can have a shower. There’s _____ in the bathroom.

• nobody

• nowhere

• anywhere

Multiple Choice

Has _____ seen Julia today?

• somebody
• anybody
• nobody

Multiple Choice

It’s a great hotel. The beds are comfortable and ______ is clean.

• nothing

• everything

• nowhere

Multiple Choice

The box is empty, there isn’t _______ in it.

• nothing

• anything

• everything

Multiple Choice

I put my glasses down _______, but I can’t remember where.

• somewhere

• somebody

• something

Multiple Choice

It’s boring here. There’s _______ to go.

• nobody

• nothing

• nowhere

Multiple Choice

I like the people here. ______ is really friendly.

• Nobody

• Everybody

• Everything

Multiple Choice

I’m going to Paris next week. Do you know ______ who lives there?

• nothing

• anybody

• anything

Hotspot

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