Grammar
Indefinite pronouns: somebody/someone, something, somewhere
anybody/anyone, anything and anywhere.
9) 11. Read the dialogue. Answer the questions.
a) Are Tom and Amanda's parents in the hotel room?
b) What promise did Tom talk about?
c) Do you think Tom and Amanda are feeling scared?​

There are good students.

There are our parents in this room.

There are many people at this ceremony.

There are many different pencils.

There are interesting books.

There are beautiful dresses.

There are many cakes in this store.

There are plenty of pens in my pencil case.

There are many mushrooms in the woods.

There are delicious dishes on the table.

There is a notebook in my bag.

There is a teacher in the classroom.

There is a cup on the table.

There is a blue blouse in the closet.

There is a mother at home.

There is a sofa in our living room.

There is a dog in the yard.

There is an ice cream in the refrigerator.

There is a soup in a plate.

There is an interesting movie on my computer.

ANYBODY (ANYONE) - SOMEBODY (SOMEONE) - NOBODY (NO ONE) - EVERYBODY - ANYWHERE - SOMEWHERE - NOWHERE - EVERYWHERE - ANYTHING - NOTHING - SOMETHING - EVERYTHING

12. There is SOMEBODY (SOMEONE) at the door. Could you go and open it.

13. He didn't kill ANYBODY (ANYONE). Why are the police putting him into prison?

14. When I entered the house everyone was asleep. NOBODY (NO ONE) was awake.

15. They stayed at home the whole day. They didn't go ANYWHERE.

16. I haven't eaten ANYTHING since yesterday morning. I'm so hungry.

17. I can't offer you ANYTHING to eat. There's NOTHING in the fridge because l've just come home.

18. You can do ANYTHING you like as long as you stay quiet.

19. He told me something but he didn't tell me EVERYTHING.

20. He lives SOMEWHERE near here but I don't know the exact address.