Indefinite Pronouns - Lost and Found

This is a fill-in-the-blank exercise. Click on each blank and choose the correct answer from the dropdown. Fill in the blanks with the correct indefinite pronouns about lost and found items.

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Question 1

I checked my pockets again, but I found _____.

Options: nothing, anything, something

Question 2

Did you see _____ unusual near the lost and found desk?

Options: something, anything, nothing

Question 3

Did _____ call about the missing backpack while I was away?

Options: someone, anyone, no one

Question 4

There was _____ in the lost and found box, so I could not collect my wallet.

Options: nothing, anything, something

Question 5

If you find _____ with my name on it, please bring it to security.

Options: anything, something, nothing

Question 6

I called the station, but _____ answered the phone.

Options: no one, anyone, someone

Question 7

I do not want _____ to take my bag by mistake, so I will keep it with me.

Options: anyone, someone, no one

Question 8

I saw _____ interesting on the lost and found notice board today.

Options: something, anything, nothing

Question 9

Can _____ help me carry this box of lost items, please?

Options: anybody, someone, no one

Question 10

The guard said, "I did not see _____ leave a backpack here."

Options: anyone, someone, no one

Question 11

I looked everywhere in the lost and found room, but I didn't find _____.

Options: anything, something, nothing

Question 12

I searched the waiting room and asked around, but I could not find _____ who saw my suitcase.

Options: anyone, someone, no one

Question 13

The notice says, "_____ has claimed the blue jacket yet," so it is still here.

Options: Nobody, Somebody, Anybody

Practise Indefinite Pronouns - Lost and Found with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 13 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.

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