Indefinite Pronouns 1
I use indefinite pronouns when I don´t want to...
SPECIFY a person, place, or object.
You use should, ought to, and ...... to give advice.
You use should, ought to, and HAD BETTER to give advice.
I do not have ...... to do.
1. Nothing
2. Anything
3. Anywhere
I do NOT have ANYTHING to do.
He should sleeps at least 7 hours.
Correct the mistake.
He should SLEEP at least 7 hours.
I have to ...... the invitations.
A Organise
B Hire
C Send out
I have to SEND OUT the invitations.
Which one is more formal? Everyone or Everybody.
Everyone is considered more formal than everybody.
Which one is stronger:
1. You should eat healthy.
2. You had better eat healthy.
2. You had better eat healthy. STRONGER ADVICE.
Nobody know about my secret job.
Correct or Incorrect?
INCORRECT
Nobody knowS about my secret job.
I had better go home as soon as possible!
Would not going home have any consequence?
YES, especially with the "had better". It means that if don´t go, I will have consequences.
What is an APPOINTMENT?
An apointment is a planned meeting.
What is the difference between: Something, Somewhere, and Someone.
The have different uses: For things, places, and people.
You ought to work hard.
Who told you this:
A. Your best friend.
B. Your mom.
C. Your boss.
C. Your boss. Probably, a boss can talk to you in this FORMAL tone.
I want to buy sowhere pretty for my boyriend/girlfriend.
Please, correct these sentence.
I want to buy someTHING pretty fro my boyrfriend/girlfriend.
Tell me the negative forms of:
1. Should
2. Ought to
3. Had Better
1. Should not
2. Ought not to
3. Had better not
...... some exercise.
A Take
B Make
C Have
TAKE some exercise.
Somebody and Anybody: Which one is for affirmative sentences and which one for negative sentences and questions?
SOMEbody: Affirmative sentences.
ANYbody: Negative sentences and Questions.
You had better study.
You should study.
WHICH ONE IS MORE PROBABLE THAT YOUR PARENTS TELL YOU?
You had better study.
If not, you will have consequences!
What is the difference between these two sentences?
1. You have to invite SOMEONE I know to my party.
2. You can invite ANYONE I know to my party.
1. I want you to invite ONE SPECIFIC PERSON.
2. You can invite WHOEVER YOU WANT, if I know this person. (I DON´T HAVE ANY SPECIFIC PERSON IN MIND)
"I have headaches every morning!"
WHAT WOULD BE YOUR ADVICE?
You HAD BETTER see a doctor. IF NOT, SOMETHING BAD CAN HAPPEN (CONSEQUENCE).
I will ...... the DJ.
A. Organise
B. Hire
C. Draw up
I will HIRE the DJ.
Correct these two sentences.
1. Everybody is not paying attention.
2. Nobody is not coming to the party.
1. Not Everybody is paying attention.
2. Nobody is coming to the party.
She ought exercise everyday.
Correct the mistake.
She ought TO exercise everyday.
BASED ON WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED, which of these sentences does not follow the grammar rules.
1. I have nowhere to go.
2. Do you have somewhere to go?
3. I don´t have anywhere to go.
1. CORRECT
2. Do you have ANYWHERE to go? DOES NOT FOLLOW THE GRAMMAR RULES WE HAVE LEARNED.
3. CORRECT
1. You had better sleep early.
2. You ought to sleep early.
3. You should sleep early.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE AMONG THEM?
1. You had better sleep early. POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES IF YOU DON´T SLEEP EARLY.
2. You ought to sleep early. IT IS FORMAL. PROBABLY, IT CAME FROM YOUR DOCTOR.
3. You should sleep early. FRIENDLY ADVICE.
Choose the correct answer (More than one option can be correct).
...... an appointment.
A. Make
B. Have
C. Get
The three are correct: Make an appointment, have an appointment, and get an appointment.