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    This document provides exercises to test proficiency with quantifiers such as some, any, no, every, and their compounds. It contains 10 sentences to complete using these quantifiers and 9 sentences to circle the correct option of these quantifiers or related words like somewhere, anywhere, nothing, etc. The exercises focus on demonstrating appropriate use of indefinite and negative quantifiers in short sentences testing different grammatical contexts.

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    This document provides exercises to test proficiency with quantifiers such as some, any, no, every, and their compounds. It contains 10 sentences to complete using these quantifiers and 9 sentences to circle the correct option of these quantifiers or related words like somewhere, anywhere, nothing, etc. The exercises focus on demonstrating appropriate use of indefinite and negative quantifiers in short sentences testing different grammatical contexts.

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    Some Any No Every Test 11.17

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    Name: /20 Name: /20

    1. Complete the sentences with some, any, no, every and their compounds. 1. Complete the sentences with some, any, no, every and their compounds.
    a) Do you have ________________ in your coat pocket? – Let's see. a) Do you have ________________ in your coat pocket? – Let's see.
    b) Aimee didn't tell her secret to ________________. b) Aimee didn't tell her secret to ________________.
    c) Judy was hungry. She wanted to go ________________ to have a c) Judy was hungry. She wanted to go ________________ to have a
    burger. burger.
    d) We stayed in London for a whole week and visited d) We stayed in London for a whole week and visited
    ________________ in this marvellous city. ________________ in this marvellous city.
    e) There was ________________ on the bus, it was empty. e) There was ________________ on the bus, it was empty.
    f) His injury looked bad but fortunately ________________ was f) His injury looked bad but fortunately ________________ was
    broken. broken.
    g) I can’t find my glasses _______________ in my room. g) I can’t find my glasses _______________ in my room.
    h) Can I have _____________ help with this exercise? h) Can I have _____________ help with this exercise?
    i) I can’t drink this coffee. There isn’t ______________ sugar in it. i) I can’t drink this coffee. There isn’t ______________ sugar in it.
    j) I’m bored. Let’s do _________________. j) I’m bored. Let’s do _________________.

    2. Circle the correct words. 2. Circle the correct words.


    a) Can I stay with you? I’ve got nowhere/anywhere to go. a) Can I stay with you? I’ve got nowhere/anywhere to go.
    b) I’m hungry and there is nothing/everything to eat. b) I’m hungry and there is nothing/everything to eat.
    c) Is there any/some milk in the fridge? c) Is there any/some milk in the fridge?
    d) Would you like anything/something to drink? d) Would you like anything/something to drink?
    e) I heard anything/something. Maybe there is someone/nobody at e) I heard anything/something. Maybe there is someone/nobody at
    the door. the door.
    f) Jack hasn’t got something/anything on the walls in his room. f) Jack hasn’t got something/anything on the walls in his room.
    g) Nobody/Everybody loves jeans! You’re the only person who g) Nobody/Everybody loves jeans! You’re the only person who
    doesn’t. doesn’t.
    h) Can I have anything/something to eat, please? h) Can I have anything/something to eat, please?
    i) Are there any/anything scarves in this shop? i) Are there any/anything scarves in this shop?

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