MAKE A SENTENCE
[ someone ]
You hear a noise at the door. Say that there is a person there.
There is someone at the door.
I didn't see nobody at the party.
I didn't see ANYBODY at the party.
A) I didn't see nobody at the bus stop.
B) I didn't see anybody at the bus stop.
C) I didn't see somebody at the bus stop.
B) I didn't see anybody at the bus stop.
[ anywhere ]
Ask your friend if they know a place where you can study.
Do you know anywhere I can study?
Everybody are happy about the news.
Everybody IS happy about the news.
A) There is someone at the door.
B) There is anyone at the door.
C) There is no one at the door?
A) There is someone at the door.
[ nobody ]
You ask three people for help, but they don't know the answer.
Nobody knows the answer.
Is someone at the door?
Is ANYONE at the door?
A) Would you like anything to drink?
B) Would you like something to drink?
C) Would you like nothing to drink?
B) Would you like something to drink?
[ everywhere ]
You are looking for your phone in all the places in your room.
I looked everywhere for my phone.
I need anyone to help me with this problem.
I need SOMEONE to help me with this problem.
A) Everybody are ready for the test.
B) Everybody is ready for the test.
C) Everybody am ready for the test.
B) Everybody is ready for the test.
[ something + to + infinitive ]
You are hungry and want to eat. Say that you need food.
I need something to eat.
Would you like anything to eat?
Would you like SOMETHING to eat?
A) Nobody know the answer.
B) Nobody knows the answer.
C) Nobody knows anything the answer.
B) Nobody knows the answer.