Indefinite Pronouns

Indefinite Pronouns

In this lesson you will learn about indefinite pronouns.

Multiple Choice

Who is in the bushes?

• Peter

• My father

• I don't know. Someone.

• I am

Multiple Choice

Is anyone / anybody at home?

• Yes, I think there's someone at home.

• No, I think there's nobody / no one at home

Multiple Select

In the affirmative we use .... for people.

• somebody

• anybody

• anyone

• someone

Multiple Select

In the interrogative form we use ... for people.

• somebody

• anyone

• someone

• nobody

• anybody

Multiple Choice

Did you see ______ around the house? I heard lots of noises!

• everything

• nothing

• anybody

• nobody

Multiple Choice

Mary is bad-tempered. She always shouts at us.

________ likes her.

• Anybody

• Everybody

• Somebody

• Nobody

Multiple Choice

______ told me we would have no school tomorrow but I forgot who the person was.

• Anybody

• Everybody

• Somebody

• Nobody

Multiple Choice

Can ___________ help me?

• Anyone

• Anything

• Something

• Nobody

Multiple Choice

No one knew how to open the door.

• correct
• not correct

Multiple Choice

I couldn't find ______________ to help me

• Anyone/ anybody

• Someone

• No one / nobody

• Something

Multiple Choice

A: What's wrong? You look sad.

B: ______. I don't want to talk.

• Anything

• Everything

• Something

• Nothing

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct? Something is knocking at the door

• Yes, it is

• No, it isn't

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct? No one came to my birthday party

• Yes, it is

• No, it isn't

Multiple Choice

Correct the following sentence: Would you like nothing to drink?

• Anything

• Nobody

• Somebody

• Everything

Multiple Choice

What are Indefinite Pronouns?

• Words to talk about experiences

• Words to talk about someone or something without mentioning who or what specifically

• Types of phrases

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

Don't bring _____ bacause I bought many things to eat and drink.

• something

• nothing

• anything

• somewhere

Multiple Choice

Do you know _______________ in London? I need a place to stay.

• anybody

• somebody

• nobody

• everything

Multiple Choice

The house is empty. ____________ lives there.

• no one

• everybody

• nothing

• anyone

Multiple Choice

I want _______________ to read. I’m going to buy a magazine.

• nowhere

• something

• nothing

• anywhere

Multiple Choice

I’m looking for my glasses. I can’t find them _____

• somewhere

• everybody

• someone

• anywhere

Multiple Choice

Tom lives ________________ near Toronto.

• somewhere

• everybody

• someone

• anywhere

Multiple Choice

I’m bored. I don’t have ____________ to do.

• anything

• everything

• someone

• nothing

Multiple Choice

Ken never uses his car. He goes __________by motorcycle.

• everywhere

• everything

• somewhere

• nobody