Question

Помогите пожалуйста. Use "some", "any", "every", "no" or their derivatives: 1. It is so dark here. I can't see... 2. ...must do their own work. 3. You can ask him...question, he will answer it. 4. Do we have...milk? - No, we don't have ..., go and buy..., please. 5. I see him in the library ... day. 6 We have lunch at... time between 1 and 2. 7. Has ... happened? 8. I am going to tell you....interesting. 9. We had...to eat the whole day and got hungry. 10. The party was dull, there were ... interesting people. 11. ... must be on time for classes. 12 I'm afraid ... can understand what he's speaking about. 13. Can you give me ... money? 14. If ... happens let me know. 15. There is ... light, there is hardly ... in the house. 16. They want to spend their summer holidays ... in the South. 17. She felt unhappy, she had ... to speak to, ... to do. 18. I need ... to help me with the translation. 19. Are you going ... for the weekend? 20. You will have to do it ... 21. She refused to say ... 22. If ... rings me up, please, tell me.

Answer 1

1.anything 2.anybody/everybody 3.any 4.any, any, some 5.every 6.every 7.anything 8.something 9.nothing 10.no 11.everybody 12.nobody 13. some 14. something 15. no, something 16. somewhere 17. nobody, nothing 18. somebody/anybody 19. anywhere 20. anyway 21. something 22. somebody 

Answer 2

1. It is so dark here. I can't see...

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is anything. So the complete sentence would be: "It is so dark here. I can't see anything."

2. ...must do their own work.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is everyone. So the complete sentence would be: "Everyone must do their own work."

3. You can ask him...question, he will answer it.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is any. So the complete sentence would be: "You can ask him any question, he will answer it."

4. Do we have...milk? - No, we don't have ..., go and buy..., please.

The appropriate word to complete the first sentence is any. So the complete sentence would be: "Do we have any milk?" The appropriate word to complete the second sentence is some. So the complete sentence would be: "No, we don't have any. Go and buy some, please."

5. I see him in the library ... day.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is every. So the complete sentence would be: "I see him in the library every day."

6. We have lunch at...time between 1 and 2.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is some. So the complete sentence would be: "We have lunch at some time between 1 and 2."

7. Has...happened?

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is anything. So the complete sentence would be: "Has anything happened?"

8. I am going to tell you....interesting.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is something. So the complete sentence would be: "I am going to tell you something interesting."

9. We had...to eat the whole day and got hungry.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is nothing. So the complete sentence would be: "We had nothing to eat the whole day and got hungry."

10. The party was dull, there were ... interesting people.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is no. So the complete sentence would be: "The party was dull, there were no interesting people."

11. ...must be on time for classes.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is everyone. So the complete sentence would be: "Everyone must be on time for classes."

12. I'm afraid ... can understand what he's speaking about.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is no one. So the complete sentence would be: "I'm afraid no one can understand what he's speaking about."

13. Can you give me...money?

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is some. So the complete sentence would be: "Can you give me some money?"

14. If...happens let me know.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is anything. So the complete sentence would be: "If anything happens let me know."

15. There is...light, there is hardly...in the house.

The appropriate word to complete the first sentence is no. So the complete sentence would be: "There is no light." The appropriate word to complete the second sentence is any. So the complete sentence would be: "There is hardly any in the house."

16. They want to spend their summer holidays...in the South.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is somewhere. So the complete sentence would be: "They want to spend their summer holidays somewhere in the South."

17. She felt unhappy, she had...to speak to,...to do.

The appropriate word to complete the first sentence is no one. So the complete sentence would be: "She felt unhappy, she had no one to speak to." The appropriate word to complete the second sentence is nothing. So the complete sentence would be: "...nothing to do."

18. I need...to help me with the translation.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is someone. So the complete sentence would be: "I need someone to help me with the translation."

19. Are you going...for the weekend?

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is away. So the complete sentence would be: "Are you going away for the weekend?"

20. You will have to do it...

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is yourself. So the complete sentence would be: "You will have to do it yourself."

21. She refused to say...

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is anything. So the complete sentence would be: "She refused to say anything."

22. If...rings me up, please, tell me.

The appropriate word to complete the sentence is anyone. So the complete sentence would be: "If anyone rings me up, please, tell me."