Say it in a different way.
Example: Jim didn’t have anything for lunch. Jim had nothing for lunch.
1) We didn’t meet anybody in the street.
2) The boy didn’t watch anything on TV yesterday.
3) The tourist didn’t see anything interesting in the city centre.
4) There wasn’t anything funny in his words.
5) They didn’t tell us anything new.
6) My friends didn’t have anything to do yesterday evening.
7) Molly doesn’t cook anything for her family, her sister does it.
8) Mr Richardson didn’t take anybody to the zoo in the morning.
Use the right forms to complete the sentences.
1) When I was in Great Britain, I often (understand) what English people were saying.
2) I know Bob (understand) my question yesterday.
3) They don’t (understand) Italian.
4) Do you think Tom (understand) what he is doing?
5) Tanya spoke some English and she (understand) a lot.
Use anybody, anything, nobody, nothing, everybody, everything to complete the sentences.
1) There is … in the garden. All the visitors are in the museum.
2) Is there … in the bag? − No, there isn’t.
3) Is there … here who can speak English?
4) She doesn’t know his address, his telephone number, where he works. She says she knows … about him.
5) If … is clear to you, begin doing the exercise.
6) Is … in the classroom? − Yes, all the students are here.
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