Question

Complete the sentences . Use the words in the box . anything , everybody , anybody, everything ,nobody , nothing . 1)I can`t see ... here . Where are the children ? 2)... is white in Moscow when it snows . 3)... knew any anything about the English language in Europe in the 14th century / 4)... can show you the road to the city cathdral . We all know the way . 5)I can hear ... . The speaker is very far from us . 6)-Can you hear ... ? - No , I can`t , I hear ... . Объясните !!! Быстрей пожалуйста , срочно надо ! Даю 30 баллов !

Answer 1

1) I can`t see anybody here . Where are the children ?

2) Everything is white in Moscow when it snows .

3) Nobody knew any anything about the English language in Europe in the 14th century

4) Everybody can show you the road to the city cathdral . We all know the way .

5) I can hear nothing. The speaker is very far from us .

6)-Can you hear anything ?

- No , I can`t , I hear nothing

Answer 2

1. I can't see anybody here. Where are the children?
2. Everything is white in Moscow when it snows.
3. Nobody knew anything about the English language in Europe in the 14th century.
4. Anybody can show you the road to the city cathedral. We all know the way.
5. I can hear nothing. The speaker is very far from us.
6. • Can you hear anybody? - No, I can't, I hear nothing.

Explanation:

1. "anybody" is used to refer to people in general, and it fits the context of not seeing anyone (the children).
2. "everything" is used to refer to all things or all aspects of a situation, and it indicates that all things are white when it snows in Moscow.
3. "nobody" is used to refer to no one, and it emphasizes that no one had any knowledge about the English language in Europe in the 14th century.
4. "anybody" is used again to refer to people in general, and it indicates that anyone from the group can show the road.
5. "nothing" is used to refer to the absence of sound, and it shows that the speaker hears no sound from a very far-away speaker.
6. In the first part, the person is asking if anyone (anybody) can hear something. In the second part, they respond that they hear nothing (absence of sound).