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Use of Indefinite Pronouns: with exercises.
For things: There's something in my shoe.
He doesn't know everything!
For people: There's somebody at the door.
Is everybody here?
For places: He lives somewhere in London.
She follows him everywhere.
• We use something, somebody, /someone and somewhere in affirmative sentences:
There's something in my shoe.
He lives somewhere in London.
• We use everything, everybody, /everyone and everywhere in affirmative and negative
sentences, and questions: She follows him everywhere.
He doesn't know everything!
Is everybody here?
Somebody = someone and everybody= everyone There's somebody, /someone at the door.
Is everybody/everyone here?
Exercise: 18 a.
Circle the correct answer.
0.
I like something, everything in this shop, but I can only buy one thing.
1.
There are flowers somewhere, everywhere in the hotel, so all the rooms are very pretty.
2.
There's something, somewhere about your friend Leanne in the paper.
3.
There's somebody, everybody in the living room.
He wants to see you.
4.
Our hotel is somewhere, everywhere in the city centre.
5.
Can you help with the cooking?
I can't do something, everything!
6.
Is everybody, everything in your family tall?
7.
Listen.
Somebody, Something's singing.
I think it's Jill. 8.
I want to go everything, everywhere in the world.
Answer key.
0.
I like everything in this shop, but I can only buy one thing.
1.
There are flowers everywhere in the hotel, so all the rooms are very pretty.
2.
There's something about your friend Leanne in the paper.
3.
There's somebody in the living room.
He wants to see you.
4.
Our hotel is somewhere in the city centre.
5.
Can you help with the cooking?
I can't do everything!
6.
Is everybody in your family tall?
7.
Listen.
Somebody singing.
I think it's Jill. 8.
I want to go everywhere in the world.
Exercise: 18 b.
Complete what Anna says.
Use something, somebody, somewhere, everything, everybody or everywhere.
I want to be a doctor.
I like working with people and I think that everything about the human body is fascinating.
I’d like to work .. in Africa.
There's an organisation that works with children there.
I know .. who works for it.
I'd like to work for it, too.
There are a lot of health problems .. in the world and I
want to do .. about them.
I can't help ... , of course, but I want to help some people.
Answer key.
I want to be a doctor.
I like working with people and I think that everything about the human body is fascinating.
I’d like to work (1) everywhere in Africa.
There's an organisation that works with children there.
I know somebody who works for it.
I'd like to work for it, too.
There are a lot of health problems everywhere in the world and I
want to do something about them.
I can't help everybody , of course, but I want to help
some people.
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