Вставьте в пропуски одно из слов: something, anything, somebody, anybody, nobody, nothing, everybody, everything.
1. Open the door. … is knocking.
2. Did you ask … to help you?
3. He saw … strange in the darkness.
4. I didn't understand ...
5. I was ringing you up the whole day yesterday, but … answered.
6. … likes to be ill.
7. I can see … . It’s very dark.
8. … wants to lose a job.
9. … likes to play this game: it’s very interesting.
10. ... will be OK.
11. I see ... that I want to buy. It's a red bag.
12. Is there ... in the fridge? - No, it's empty (пустой).
Explanation: "Somebody" is used to refer to a person who is unknown or not specified, and it fits the context of someone knocking on the door.
2. Did you ask anybody to help you?
Explanation: "Anybody" is used to refer to any person, and it fits the context of asking someone for help.
3. He saw something strange in the darkness.
Explanation: "Something" is used to refer to an unspecified thing, and it fits the context of something strange being seen in the darkness.
4. I didn't understand anything.
Explanation: "Anything" is used to refer to any thing, and it fits the context of not understanding any thing.
5. I was ringing you up the whole day yesterday, but nobody answered.
Explanation: "Nobody" is used to refer to no person, and it fits the context of no one answering the phone.
6. Everybody likes to be ill.
Explanation: "Everybody" is used to refer to every person, and it fits the context of all people liking to be ill.
7. I can see everything. It’s very dark.
Explanation: "Everything" is used to refer to all things, and it fits the context of being able to see all things even though it's dark.
8. Nobody wants to lose a job.
Explanation: "Nobody" is used to refer to no person, and it fits the context of no one wanting to lose a job.
9. Everybody likes to play this game: it’s very interesting.
Explanation: "Everybody" is used to refer to every person, and it fits the context of all people liking to play the game because it's interesting.
10. Everything will be OK.
Explanation: "Everything" is used to refer to all things, and it fits the context of assuring that all things will be fine.
11. I see something that I want to buy. It's a red bag.
Explanation: "Something" is used to refer to an unspecified thing, and it fits the context of seeing something (a red bag) that the speaker wants to buy.
12. Is there anything in the fridge? - No, it's empty.
Explanation: "Anything" is used to refer to any thing, and it fits the context of asking if there is any thing in the fridge and being told it's empty.