| II | some | any | no | every |
| thing | something - - - | anything - | nothing | everything |
| body | somebody - - - | anybody - - | nobody | everybody |
| one | someone - - - | anyone - - | no one | everyone |
| where | somewhere - - - - | anywhere - - | nowhere | everywhere |
16. many, much, few, little
Many few : ave you got many or few mistakes in your test? ?
Much little : We have done much (little) work today () .
few , , little some . .: He has little money ; He has a little money ; He has few friends ; He has a few friends .
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1. (Mary) is not a chemist. 2. (These men) are not engineers. 3. Is (that apple) red? 4. (Those stories) are very interesting. 5. (The pen and pencil) are blue. 6. (This table) is not new. 7. (My brother) is in Moscow now. 8. (The cat) didn't eat the fish. 9. (Tom's sister) is much younger than him. 10. (The sun) was shining brightly in the sky. 11. (Tom and Mary) are my best friends. 12. Take the book, (the book) is on the desk.
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1. I always do it myself. 2. He can do the work quite easily himself. 3. They often criticize themselves. 4. He can cope () with all his problems himself. 5. The manager spoke to me himself. 6. The world must protect itself from war. 7. I don't know the answer myself. 8. She will answer the letter herself. 9. Look at the cat! It is washing itself. 10. Old people sometimes talk to themselves.
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1. She took pen and began to write. 2. We send children to school at the age of seven. 3. You must choose future profession yourself. 4. He always does homework in English. 5. I have bought a present for friend. 6. I don't know this word. Can you explain meaning. 7. I'll ask Mary to give me book. 8. She doesn't like to speak about work. 9. Give Jane watch. Give her the newspaper too. 10. This is exercise book. Give it to me, please.
. 20. some, any no . .
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1. Are there students here from Japan? 2. There are students here from China, but there are not from India. 3. Is there news? Yes, there are letters on the desk. 4. If difficulties arise, let me know. 5. They have really good friends. Have you got ? 6. Can of you help us? problem. 7. Would you like ice cream, please? more, thank you, I've had . 8. I take sugar with my tea, it fattens me. 9. He told us strange story. 10. They haven't got conveniences in their country house but they are going to get . 11. I am afraid there isn't coffee left. 12. Are there letters for me? 13. There is bread left. Go and buy a loaf. 14. I'd like to buy new clothes but I haven't got money. 15. I can't see my glasses where. 16. She put her handbag down where and now she can't find it.
. 21. somebody, anybody nobody.
1. It is so dark here! Can you see in front of us? 2. Do you know that has broken the door to the gym? 3. Do you know here? 4. She said she could recognize because of their painted faces. 5. Is there at home? No, there is in. 6. I'm sure there is inside, just knock louder! 7. If comes, he will give you a call. 8. Are you waiting for ? 9. Don't be silly! There is there. 10. Sally, there is downstairs who wants to speak to you.
. 22. something, anything nothing.
1. I'm sure can be done under the circumstances. 2. There is always I don't understand. 3. Is there else you would like me to explain to you? 4. Nelly has got very important news. It's you would like to hear. 5. I don't want at all. can help me relax. 6. I think there is strange about this man. 7. ever interests him. 8. Shall we go anywhere for the weekend? Sorry, we can't. We all have to do. 9. Everybody thinks he should buy for the party. 10. serious can come out of this.
. 23. much many.
1. How eggs are there in the fridge, Paul? 2. Produce , consume little. 3. We haven't got potatoes. 4. Is there meat in the fridge? 5. There isn't fruit at home, and there isn't fish either. 6. Do you really need so sugar? 7. He says he couldn't bring carrots. 8. Sue took as books as she could carry by herself. 9. Have you got money? 10. He doesn't think policemen have arrived. 11. Thank you very . 12. My friend didn't make mistakes. 13. How money have you got? 14. There isn't milk in the bottle. 15. I haven't got time, but I'll try to help you. 16. Have your parents been to countries? 17. There weren't people in the street. 18. Has your son made friends in France? 19. Dan doesn't spend money on his clothes. 20. You watch TV too . 21. Was there... traffic in sight? 22. Did you take photos in Spain? 23. Try to do as as possible. 24. Do you get letters every week? 25. My wife didn't speak at the party. 26. I enjoyed the concert very .
. 24. few little.
1. There is milk in the jug. 2. Is there so salt left? 3. I couldn't buy ten rolls. They had very . 4. There is some milk in the fridge but there is very sour cream there. 5. I'm delighted. Tom has made very mistakes in the test. 6. There are lumps of sugar left. 7. people will admit their mistakes. 8. How many jars of jam have you bought? Sorry, very . 9. Is there really so bread left? 10. Three biscuits are not many, they are .
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. 25. few, a few little, a little.
1. My sister likes sugar in her tea, but I like a lot in mine. 2. There was still time before the lesson began. 3. We got pleasure from the trip, the weather was bad all the time. 4. Are there many vacant rooms in the hotel? No, there are only . 5. There is sunshine in this rainy country. 6. She said she wanted to buy rice and bread and oranges. 7. Do many people know about this new shop? No, only .
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1. They study organic processes and inorganic ones. 2. Anyone can take part in this work. 3. This method is simpler than that one. 4. No one has ever observed this phenomenon. 5. One must know all the properties of this substance. 6. Hydrogen consists of particles, each one is made up of 2 hydrogen atoms. 7. One can hardly find a sphere where power is not required. 8. This solid is denser than that one. 9. The right hand is usually stronger than the left one. 10. These boxes are too small. We want to get bigger ones. 11. One should pay more attention to the results of one's experiment. 12. The new devices have a number of advantages over the old ones.
