Something, anything, nothing, everything

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I'm going to bed. There's _____ interesting on TV.

• something

• anything

• nothing

• everything

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Sarah told _____ that she broke up with you. Now we all know.

• somebody

• anybody

• nobody

• everybody

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'Do you know _____ in Dublin?' 'Yes, I know a few people.'

• somebody

• anybody

• nobody

• everybody

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Would you like _____ to eat?

• something

• anything

• nothing

• everything

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She doesn't have _____ in her life. She's very lonely.

• somebody

• anybody

• nobody

• everybody

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He lost his house and now he has _____ to live.

• somewhere

• anywhere

• nowhere

• everywhere

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I'm bored. I don't have _____ to do.

• something

• anything

• nothing

• everything

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Have you talked to _____ about your problem?

• somebody

• anybody

• nobody

• everybody

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It happened very quickly and I couldn't see _____.

• something

• anything

• nothing

• everything

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_____ used my computer yesterday. I need to know who did it.

• somebody

• anybody

• nobody

• everybody