Question

Fill in the gaps with some, any, one, somebody, someone, anybody, anyone, something, anything where necessary. 1. There are cakes on the plate. 2. There aren't children in the schoolyard. 3. Does know how to solve this task? 4. Are there shopping centres here? — Yes, there are 5. I'm in a hurry. Give me shirt. 6. Is there in the fitting room? — Yes, there is 7. Do you like soft cheeses? — No, 1 prefer hard 8. I can't see on t[4? shelf. 9. Where can I buy needles and thread? 10. Take my pen. - Thank you, I have

Answer 1

1. There are SOME cakes on the plate.

2. There aren’t ANY children in the schoolyard.

3. Does A0NYONE know how to solve this task?

4. Are there ANY shopping centres here? – Yes, there are SOME.

5. I’m in a hurry. Give me ANY shirt.

6. Is there ANYBODY/ANYONE in the fitting room? – Yes, there is SOMEBODY/SOMEONE.

7. Do you like soft cheeses?

– No, I prefer hard ONE.

8. I can’t see ANYTHING on the shelf.

9. Where can I buy SOME needles and thread?

10. Take my pen.

– Thank you, I have ONE.

Answer 2

1. There are some cakes on the plate.
2. There aren't any children in the schoolyard.
3. Does anyone know how to solve this task?
4. Are there any shopping centres here? — Yes, there are.
5. I'm in a hurry. Give me a shirt.
6. Is there anyone in the fitting room? — Yes, there is.
7. Do you like soft cheeses? — No, I prefer hard.
8. I can't see anything on t[4?] shelf.
9. Where can I buy needles and thread?
10. Take my pen. - Thank you, I have one.