English Grammar Quiz: Indefinite Pronouns
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English Grammar Quiz: Indefinite Pronouns

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Someone has stolen my wallet. I'll have to ask ______________________ who was at the party.

  • everybody
  • anybody
  • somebody (correct)
  • nobody
  • The new restaurant is really good. You should go ______________________ you can.

  • everywhere
  • somewhere
  • nowhere
  • anywhere (correct)
  • I'm feeling really tired. I need to rest ______________________ I can.

  • anywhere (correct)
  • nowhere
  • everywhere
  • somewhere
  • The hotel is huge. I'm sure we can find ______________________ to eat.

    <p>someplace</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The new employee is very shy. I've only seen ______________________ in the office.

    <p>nobody</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Grammar Focus: Conditionals and Possibility

    • Someone's wallet has been stolen, and they need to ask someone who was at the party for help.
    • The speaker recommends visiting a new restaurant when possible.
    • The speaker is tired and needs to rest before they can do anything else.
    • The hotel is large, and the speaker is confident that they can find a place to eat.
    • The new employee is shy and rarely seen in the office.

    Vocabulary Focus: Prepositions and Phrases

    • "ask whoever" is used to express asking someone in general.
    • "go as soon as" implies doing something when possible.
    • "rest until" indicates resting until a certain condition is met.
    • "find somewhere" means to discover a place that fits the desired criteria.
    • "seen only" emphasizes the rarity of seeing someone or something.

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    Test your knowledge of indefinite pronouns with suffixes body, place, one, and where in different sentence contexts. Choose the correct answers to fill in the blanks.

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