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I went to the Bakers' house this morning but there was ... home.

• nothing

• nobody / no one

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The fridge is empty. We need to buy ... for dinner tonight.

• something

• somebody / someone

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I don't want to talk to Stewart. I don't have ... to say to him.

• anybody / anyone

• anything

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I've left my wallet at home. Can ... lend me a bit of money?

• somebody / someone

• something

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Isabelle is a really popular manager. ... likes and respects her.

• Everybody / Everyone

• Everything

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Hello? Is ... there?

• anything

• anybody / anyone

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Louise is a huge fan of Elvis Presley. She knows ... about him.

• everything

• everybody / everyone

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I've had flu for the past three weeks and ... seems to make it any better.

• nothing

• nobody / no one

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Everybody ... saying that Nadal will win the match, but I'm not so sure.

• is

• are

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If anybody has any questions, ... very welcome to come and ask me.

• he is

• they are