Question

2 Replace the words in italics in each sentence with an indefinite pronoun or adverb. 1 I don't know a person who can make better brownies than my daughter. 2 'Where's the salt?' 'I think I left it in the cupboard or on the table in the kitchen.' 3 I looked in all places, but I couldn't find the biscuits. Did you buy any? 4 What did you cook for lunch?' I didn't cook lunch. 5 A person told me that the fruit in that shop is very fresh. 6 Did you bring all the things we need for the picnic?​

Answer 1

Sure, I can help you replace the words in italics with indefinite pronouns or adverbs in each of the sentences:

1. I don't know anyone who can make better brownies than my daughter. 2. 'Where's the salt?' 'I think I left it somewhere in the cupboard or on the table in the kitchen.' 3. I looked in every place, but I couldn't find the biscuits. Did you buy any? 4. What did you cook for lunch? I didn't cook anything for lunch. 5. Someone told me that the fruit in that shop is very fresh. 6. Did you bring everything we need for the picnic?