• some, any, no, every & compounds
8.6.6.1 Ready the theory box, then choose
the correct item.
6
someone/anyone/everyone/no one to talk about
people.
Is anyone going to volunteer for the park clean-up?
something/anything/everything/nothing to talk
about things.
There is nothing more relaxing than exploring nature.
somewhere/anywhere/everywhere/nowhere to
talk about places.
Endangered animals need somewhere safe to live.
We use some/any/no before countable and
uncountable nouns. Some and its compounds are
used in affirmative sentences, any in negative and
interrogative sentences and no in sentences to make
them negative. Every is used with singular
countable nouns.
There's nowhere/somewhere as quiet as here.
2 There are flowers everywhere/ anywhere.
3 There is everything/something you must see.
4 Is there some/any hope for the future of our
planet?
5 Someone/Everyone in the volunteer group
had their own job to do.
6 Is there anything/nothing I should bring to
the clean-up day?

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