A2ElementaryTopic: Pronouns and determiners
Someone, anything, nowhere
Something, anybody, nowhere and everyone in sentences, and one negative word only.
13 questionsby Grove EnglishAdded 14 Oct 2026
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Some-, any-, no- or every-?
Choose the correct word.
I'm hungry. Let's get to eat.
There isn't in the fridge.
I knocked on the door, but answered.
here. Let's start the meeting.
I'm tired of the city. Let's go for the weekend.
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