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 !

Answer 1

1.nobody
2.anything
3.anybody
4.everybody
5.everything
6.everything
Nothing

Answer 2

1) I can't see anybody here. Where are the children? In this sentence, "anybody" is used to refer to people in general. The speaker is looking for the children and can't see anyone around.

2) Everything is white in Moscow when it snows. In this sentence, "everything" is used to refer to all things in general. It emphasizes the fact that when it snows in Moscow, everything becomes white.

3) Nobody knew anything about the English language in Europe in the 14th century. In this sentence, "nobody" is used to refer to no one in general. It emphasizes the lack of knowledge about the English language during that time period.

4) Anybody can show you the road to the city cathedral. We all know the way. In this sentence, "anybody" is used to refer to any person in general. It suggests that anyone can guide you to the city cathedral because everyone knows the way.

5) I can hear everything. The speaker is very far from us. In this sentence, "everything" is used to refer to all sounds in general. It implies that the speaker can hear all the sounds around them, even though they are far away from us.

6) - Can you hear anybody? - No, I can't, I hear nobody. In this dialogue, "anybody" is used to refer to any person in general. The first person is asking if the other person can hear anyone, but the other person responds by saying they can't hear anyone at all. They use "nobody" to emphasize the absence of any sound.