Compounds with Some, Any, and No

I'm sure I wrote down your address, but I can't find it ____.
1. anywhere
2. somewhere
3. nowhere
I asked John for his opinion, but he had ____ to say.
1. something
2. nothing
3. anything
I don't care where we go tonight. I'll go ____ you want.
1. somewhere
2. nowhere
3. anywhere
It isn't hard to play the guitar. ____ can learn to do it.
1. Anybody
2. Somebody
3. Nobody
Charlie moved to Illinois and now he's living ____ near Chicago.
1. anywhere
2. somewhere
3. nowhere
Nancy decided to quit school and she won't change her mind.
____ can convince her to stay in school.
1. Someone
2. Anyone
3. No one
Rita is living with ____ from her hometown. They have a
one-bedroom apartment.
1. someone
2. anyone
3. no one
Jane has traveled all over the United States, but she hasn't
been ____ in Europe.
1. somewhere
2. anywhere
3. nowhere
Our teacher speaks too fast. ____ can understand him!
1. Somebody
2. Anybody
3. Nobody
Bob and Jenny couldn't go to the party because they couldn't
find ____ to babysit with their child.
1. no one
2. someone
3. anyone
I think I hear ____ knocking at the door.
1. no one
2. someone
3. anyone
Most of Julie's relatives are rich. I'm sure there is ____ in
her family who could lend her the money.
1. no one
2. anybody
3. someone
Heather goes window-shopping often, but she almost never
buys ____.
1. anything
2. something
3. nothing
George went to the grocery store because there was ____ in his
refrigerator.
1. anything
2. nothing
3. something
Mrs. Matterson would like to find ____ who can translate this
letter from Turkish to English.
1. anybody
2. nobody
3. somebody
John: Please don't tell ____ about my plans.
Anne: I won't. I can keep a secret.
1. anybody
2. somebody
3. nobody
Clerk: Can I show you ____ in your size?
Customer: Yes. I wear a size 8.
1. nothing
2. something
3. anything
Jean: When you saw Bill, did he say ____ about his wife?
John: No. He never mentioned her.
1. nothing
2. anything
3. something
I called you two or three times last night, but ____ answered.
1. somebody
2. anybody
3. nobody
Teacher: Does ____ know the answer to problem #5?
Child: I do! It's 52.
1. anybody
2. somebody
3. nobody
Most of the people in this apartment building are single.
____ has any children.
1. Somebody
2. Anybody
3. Nobody
We looked for those keys for three hours, but they were ____
in the house. We never did find them.
1. nowhere
2. somewhere
3. anywhere
I like the picture that Barry gave me, but I really have ____
to put it. My apartment is too small.
1. somewhere
2. nowhere
3. anywhere
For our next vacation, let's go ____ in the Caribbean. I'd love to
spend some time at the beach.
1. nowhere
2. anywhere
3. somewhere

Compounds with Some, Any, and No

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