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    The document provides 5 multiple choice questions about using quantifiers such as "some", "any", "anything", "nothing", "anywhere", "nowhere", "everything", and "everybody" correctly in sentences. The questions test whether to use quantifiers that indicate existence or non-existence in different contexts.

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    Isabel Any

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    D. Choose the correct answer.

    1. There are some/any books on the table.

    4. They talked to everybody/anybody at

    the party.
    2. There is anything/nothing to eat on the fridge.
    the accident.
    3. I cant find my jacket nowhere/anywhere.

    5. She read everything/everybody about

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