Some, any, no, every and their compounds

1. She said ______ but I didn’t understand it.

2. He went to the shop but he didn’t buy ______.

3. There is ______ in the box. It’s empty.

4. I can do this job alone. I don’t need ______ to help me.

5.  I’m looking for my keys. Has ______ seen them?

6. Tommy is so nice. ______ likes him.

7. Your face looks terribly familiar. I’m sure I have seen you ______ before.

8. The accident looked serious but fortunately ______ was injured.

9. I don’t know ______ about economics.

10. ______ has taken my camera. I can’t find it.

11. She put her handbag down ______ and now she can’t find it.

12. Come and have dinner with us if you aren’t doing ______ tonight.

There are ... pictures in the book.

Would you like ... cake?

Are there ... new students in your group?

We haven't got ... milk in the fridge.

Have you got ... interesting books?

Can you give me ... apples?

There is ... money in my pocket.

Have you got ... ideas ?

I can see ... children in the yard.

Helen didn't want to read ... text.

" Can you give me, please, ... bananas ? "

" Would you like ... sweets ?"