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1. She told me something interesting.
2. There is something on the shelf but I don’t know what it is.
3. Somebody was here before.
4. Did he leave anything for me?
5. Did anyone of your group speak at the conference?
6. Anybody can do it.
7. Nobody can help me is my trouble.
8. Take anything you want.
9. Everybody must come in time.
10. Everything was in its place.
V. Translate the sentences into English:
1. Я розмовляла з кожним із вас.
2. В кімнаті є хто-небудь?
3. Хто-небудь живе в цьому будинку?
4. Хто-небудь знав що-небудь про це?
5. Мені подобається все в твоєму творі.
6. Всі повинні піти до бібліотеки сьогодні.
7. Все готове? – Так.
8. Хтось відкрив вікно і ваза з квітами впала на підлогу.
9. Ніхто не може скласти це речення. Воно дуже складне.
10. Було зроблено все, щоб врятувати життя дитині.
VI. Put all possible questions to the sentences:
1. There are some mistakes in your home exercise.
2. She put everything in her room in order.
3. Everybody was glad to see her.
VII. Use indefinite pronouns in the following sentences:
1. There is ___ on the desk. 2. There was ___ water in the bottle. 3. ___ brought this letter for you. 4. After dinner ___ students went home. 5. I haven’t read ___ of the books on the list. 6. He refuses to leave me ___ information. 7. There is ___ in the room. It is empty. 8. We wanted to have ___ ice-cream for the sweet. 9. John asked ___ to help him. 10. In this world ___ moves.
VIII. Choose the right pronouns:
1. We took (some, any) biscuits and (some, no, any) cheese with us.
2 If (everything, somebody, anybody) calls, please tell them I shall be back soon.
3. I have (everybody, somebody, anybody, any) to say to you.
4. It is (any, some, every) distance to station so we must walk fast.
5. I have (everything, anything, something) to tell you.
6. I don’t care what (everything, something, someone, some) thinks. I have my own point of view.
7. (everybody, everyone, someone, some) people believe that bee – stings are a cure for rheumatism.
8. I did it without (some, any) help.
9. He had (something, any, some) success but not a great deal.
10. In (some, any) case you must not forget to do that.
IX. Make sentences negative and interrogative:
1. There is some cheese on the plate.
2. Somebody must explain it to her.
3. There are some trees near my house.
4. Everybody can learn a foreign language.
5. I have some flowers.
6. There is somebody in the next room.
7. Everybody knows everything about it.
8. I want some fish for dinner.
9. There are some pictures in this book.
10. Give me some water please.
X. Read and translate the dialogue:
M: I am hungry. What about having a bite?
D: Good idea. Let’s drop into this small café.
M: O. K. Oh, it’s very nice here. Let’s sit at that table.
D: All right.
M: My supper is usually a very simple meal, so I’d like some roast chicken, salad and coffee.
D: I prefer tomato salad, roast beef and chips. And coffee, of course.
