Use anybody/anyone, anything, nobody / no one, nothing, somebody/someone, something, everything to complete the sentences. 1) There is ... the garden. Everybody is in the house. 2) Is there ... in the bag? No, there isn't. 3) Is there ... in the classroom? No, there isn't. Everybody is in the hall. 4) There is ... here. I hear that ... is opening the door. 5) Is there ... here who can speak English? 6) I see ... i want to buy. 7) She says she knows ... about him. She doesn't know his address or where he works. 8) ... told me about the party on Saturday night. 9) ... will be O. K. Youll see. 10) ... will come to Jane's birthday party ... likes her.

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Александр Карасев

Английский язык

22 июля, 18:36

Use anybody/anyone, anything, nobody / no one, nothing, somebody/someone, something, everything to complete the sentences. 1) There is ... the garden. Everybody is in the house. 2) Is there ... in the bag? No, there isn't. 3) Is there ... in the classroom? No, there isn't. Everybody is in the hall. 4) There is ... here. I hear that ... is opening the door. 5) Is there ... here who can speak English? 6) I see ... i want to buy. 7) She says she knows ... about him. She doesn't know his address or where he works. 8) ... told me about the party on Saturday night. 9) ... will be O. K. Youll see. 10) ... will come to Jane's birthday party ... likes her.

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Софья Дорофеева · Answer 1

1) There is no one the garden. Everybody is in the house.

2) Is there anything in the bag? No, there isn't.

3) Is there anybody in the classroom? No, there isn't. Everybody is in the hall.

4) There is somebody here. I hear that someone is opening the door.

5) Is there anyone here who can speak English?

6) I see nothing I want to buy.

7) She says she knows everything about him. She doesn't know his address or where he works.

8) Someone told me about the party on Saturday night.

9) Everything will be O. K. You'll see.

10) No one will come to Jane's birthday party. Nobody likes her.