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Any, No, None - Quantifiers - Page 3 of 3 - Test-English
Any, No, None - Quantifiers - Page 3 of 3 - Test-English
Exercises: 1 2 3
Fill in the gaps with no, any, none or anything, anybody, anywhere, nothing, nobody, nowhere.
Correct answers: 9/10.
➪ We use no + noun in sentenes with a positive verb, and we use any + noun in negatives
and questions. No= not a or not any
➪ There were no witnesses ... = There weren't any witnesses ...
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3 We didn't go anywhere . We stayed at home.
6 A: How many visitors did you have? B: None . I was alone all day.
7 A: Who visited you last Sunday? B: Nobody . I was alone all day.
➪ We use nothing, nobody, nowhere with positive verbs (or when there is no verb).
➪ Note that in sentence number 6, we use none because none is a pronoun that
replaces a noun (visitors). But in this sentence we don't have a noun to replace, so we use
nobody which means 'no person'.
➪ We use nothing, nobody, nowhere with positive verbs. Nothing= not anything.
➪ There is nothing we can do now.= There isn't anything we can do now.
10 Please, ask. I'm here to answer any questions you might have.
➪ We can use any + noun in affirmative sentences when it means ‘one or some, but it is
not important which’.
➪ I'm here to answer any questions you might have. (=It doesn't matter which questions.)
Exercises: 1 2 3
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