Period 6 Grammar (II)Indefinite Pronouns -thing-body-onesome-somethingSomebodysomeoneany-anythingAnybodyanyoneevery-everythingEverybodyeveryoneno-Nothing nobodyno oneIndefinite Pronouns We use indefinite pronouns when we do not know or do not need to mention the person or the thing that we are talking about. someone / somebodyanyone / anybodyno one / nobodyeveryone/everybodyrefer to people Rule 1. We use ‘someone’ / ‘somebody’ in positive sentences.1. ‘someone’ / ‘somebody’ has come.2. There is ‘someone’ / ‘somebody’ in the fitting room.Eg: Rule 2. We use ‘anyone’ / ‘anybody’ in questions.Eg:1. Has ‘anyone’ / ‘anybody’ come?2. Is there ‘anyone’ / ‘anybody’ in the fitting room? Rule 3. We use ‘anyone’ / ‘anybody’ and ‘no one’ / ‘nobody’ in negative sentences.Eg:1. I can’t see ‘anyone’ / ‘anybody’ in the fitting room.2. ‘No one’ / ‘Nobody’ has come. 1.Listen! ____________________ is knocking at the door.2.Is there _________ in the fitting room now?3._________ would like to do it. It’s so hard.4.I can’t see ____________ in the classroom.5.__________ can do it except Tom.6._________________ who is feeling sad may say ‘I’m feeling blue’.7._________________ who feels tired or weak should wear colours that make you feel energetic.8.If you are _________ who needs physical strength, you should wear red cloths.9.Has __________ come?10.Yesterday I went shopping with my aunt. She bought a gift for ___________.Someone/ SomebodyanybodyNobodyanybodyNobodyAnybody / AnyoneAnyone / Anybodysomeoneanyonesomebody Saturday, 28th OctoberDear DiaryI went shopping with Amy this morning. She bought a gift for _________ (anyone, someone). I wonder if she is going to a birthday party?In the afternoon, we met s...
