Question 1
Everything in these drawers _____ to my grandmother.
Options: belongs, belong, belonging
Fill in the blank
Indefinite Pronouns —
Verbs, Adjectives, and Else.
This is a fill-in-the-blank exercise. Click on each blank and choose the correct answer from the dropdown. These questions practise the singular verb, the word order after an indefinite pronoun, and the one-negative rule.
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Question 2
Nobody in the two offices _____ the new door code.
Options: know, knows, knowing
Question 3
_____ everybody ready to leave now?
Options: Are, Do, Is
Question 4
I want to buy _____ for Ana's birthday.
Options: something special, special something, something specially
Question 5
We didn't see _____ on the guided walk.
Options: unusual anything, anything unusual, anything unusually
Question 6
Ravi has already replied. Is there _____ we should ask?
Options: else anybody, anybody other, anybody else
Question 7
The instructions are simple, so there is _____ about.
Options: nothing to worry, nothing for worry, nothing worry
Question 8
If anybody phones during lunch, please take _____ number.
Options: theirs, their, them
Question 9
Somebody left a jacket here. I will give it back to _____ tomorrow.
Options: they, their, them
Question 10
I have already booked a small hotel _____ near the coast.
Options: somewhere, anywhere, everywhere
Question 11
We searched the whole shed but didn't find _____ useful.
Options: nothing, anything, none
Question 12
There isn't _____ in the meeting room at the moment.
Options: nobody, somebody, anybody
Question 13
The soup was cold, and there was _____ on the menu.
Options: nothing else, else nothing, nothing other
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