Talking About People and Things

Read the situations and write the next sentence using indefinite pronouns. There’s water on the floor. ________ needs to clean it up.

• Someone needs to clean it up.

• Anyone needs to clean it up.

• Everyone needs to clean it up.

• No one needs to clean it up.

Read the situations and write the next sentence using indefinite pronouns. Come to the party this weekend. ________ will come to it.

• Everybody will come to it.

• Nobody will come to it.

• Somebody will come to it.

• Anybody will come to it.

Read the situations and write the next sentence using indefinite pronouns. She’s new in town. ________ knows her.

• Nobody knows her.

• Everybody knows her.

• Somebody knows her.

• Anybody knows her.

Read the situations and write the next sentence using indefinite pronouns. I’m having a bad day today. ________ made me angry.

• Someone made me angry.

• Anyone made me angry.

• Everyone made me angry.

• No one made me angry.

Read the situations and write the next sentence using indefinite pronouns. We don’t have time to make dinner. I need ________ to cook for me. I need to cook / she needs to go...

Read the situations and write the next sentence using indefinite pronouns. He’s moving to a new apartment.

Read the situations and write the next sentence using indefinite pronouns. It was very quiet at the library. ________ was talking.

• Nobody was talking.

• Everybody was talking.

• Somebody was talking.

• Anybody was talking.

Read the situations and write the next sentence using indefinite pronouns. The windshield is dirty. ________ needs to clean it.

• Someone needs to clean it.

• Anyone needs to clean it.

• Everyone needs to clean it.

• No one needs to clean it.

I’m bored. I don’t have ____________ to do.

• anything

• everything

• someone

• nothing