Dec 9, 2016

UNIT 85 • No / none / any
39 cards
, 123 answers
← back to Contents
    ←       back to Contents

  • Answer these questions using ‘none’, ‘nobody’, ‘nothing’, ‘nowhere’.
    • A: What did you do?
      B:  . . . 
      Nothing
      .
      • None
      • Nobody
      • Nothing
      • Nowhere

    • A: Who were you talking to?
      B:  . . . 
      Nobody
      .
      • None
      • Nobody
      • Nothing
      • Nowhere

    • A: Where are you going?
      B:  . . . 
      Nowhere
      .
      • None
      • Nobody
      • Nothing
      • Nowhere

    • A: How much luggage have you got?
      B:  . . . 
      None
      .
      • None
      • Nobody
      • Nothing
      • Nowhere

    • A: How many children have they got?
      B:  . . . 
      None
      .
      • None
      • Nobody
      • Nothing
      • Nowhere

    • A: Who did you meet?
      B:  . . . 
      Nobody
      .
      • None
      • Nobody
      • Nothing
      • Nowhere

    • A: What did you buy?
      B:  . . . 
      Nothing
      .
      • None
      • Nobody
      • Nothing
      • Nowhere

  • Answer these questions using ‘any’, ‘anybody’, ‘anything’, ‘anywhere’.
    • A: What did you do?
      B: I didn’t do  . . . 
      anything
      .
      • any
      • anybody
      • anything
      • anywhere

    • A: Who were you talking to?
      B: I wasn’t talking to  . . . 
      anybody
      .
      • any
      • anybody
      • anything
      • anywhere

    • A: Where are you going?
      B: I’m not going  . . . 
      anywhere
      .
      • any
      • anybody
      • anything
      • anywhere

    • A: How much luggage have you got?
      B: I haven’t got  . . . 
      any
      luggage.
      • any
      • anybody
      • anything
      • anywhere

    • A: How many children have they got?
      B: They haven’t got  . . . 
      any
      children.
      • any
      • anybody
      • anything
      • anywhere

    • A: Who did you meet?
      B: I didn’t meet  . . . 
      anybody
      .
      • any
      • anybody
      • anything
      • anywhere

    • A: What did you buy?
      B: I didn’t buy  . . . 
      anything
      .
      • any
      • anybody
      • anything
      • anywhere

  • Complete these sentences with ‘no’, ‘none’ or ‘any’.
    • It was a public holiday, so there were  . . . 
      no
      shops open.
      • no
      • none
      • any

    • I haven’t got  . . . 
      any
      money. Can you lend me some?
      • no
      • none
      • any

    • I couldn’t make an omelette because there were  . . . 
      no
      eggs.
      • no
      • none
      • any

    • I couldn’t make an omelette because there weren’t  . . . 
      any
      eggs.
      • no
      • none
      • any

    • A: How many eggs have we got?
      B:  . . . 
      None
      . I’ll go and buy some from the shop if you like.
      • No
      • None
      • Any

    • We took a few photographs but  . . . 
      none
      of them were very good.
      • no
      • none
      • any

    • What a stupid thing to do!  . . . 
      No
      intelligent person would do such a thing.
      • No
      • None
      • Any

    • I’ll try and answer  . . . 
      any
      questions you ask me.
      • no
      • none
      • any

    • I couldn’t answer  . . . 
      any
      of the questions they asked me.
      • no
      • none
      • any

    • We cancelled the party because  . . . 
      none
      of the people we invited were able to come.
      • no
      • none
      • any

  • Complete these sentences with ‘no~’ or ‘any~’ + ‘~body’, ‘~thing’, ‘~where’.
    • I don’t want  . . . 
      anything
      to drink. I’m not thirsty.
      • anything
      • nothing

    • The bus was completely empty. There was  . . . 
      no one
      on it.
      • anybody
      • nobody
      • no one

    • A: Where did you go for your holidays?
      B:  . . . 
      Nowhere
      . I stayed at home.
      • Anywhere
      • Nowhere

    • I went to the shops but I didn’t buy  . . . 
      anything
      .
      • anything
      • nothing

    • A: What did you buy?
      B:  . . . 
      Nothing
      . I couldn’t find  . . . 
      anything
      I wanted.
      • Anything … nothing
      • Nothing … anything

    • The town was still the same when I returned years later.  . . . 
      Nothing
      had changed.
      • Anything
      • Nothing

    • Have you seen my watch? I’ve looked all over the house but I can’t find it  . . . 
      anywhere
      .
      • anywhere
      • nowhere

    • There was complete silence in the room.  . . . 
      Nobody
      said  . . . 
      anything
      .
      • Nobody … nothing
      • No one … anything
      • Anybody … anything

  • Choose the right word.
    • She didn’t tell  . . . 
      anybody
      about her plans.
      • anybody
      • nobody

    • The accident looked serious but fortunately  . . . 
      nobody
      was injured.
      • anybody
      • nobody

    • I looked out of the window but I couldn’t see  . . . 
      anybody
      .
      • anybody
      • nobody

    • My job is very easy.  . . . 
      Anybody
      could do it.
      • Anybody
      • Nobody

    • A: What’s in that box?’
      B:  . . . 
      Nothing
      . It’s empty.
      • Anything
      • Nothing

    • The situation is uncertain.  . . . 
      Anything
      could happen.
      • Anything
      • Nothing

    • I don’t know  . . . 
      anything
      about economics.
      • anything
      • nothing

tags: English Grammar in Use • Raymond Murphy • A self-study practice book for intermediate students of English • English grammar intermediate • pronouns and determiners
home
Back
 arrow_backarrow_forward
© 2020 DrillPal.com