Theory
What verb do we use after an indefinite pronoun?
We use a singular verb after an indefinite pronoun
She wants to live ________________ by the sea (in a certain place).
somewhere
She didn’t bring nothing to the party.
She didn’t bring anything to the party.
What indefinite pronoun do we use in negative sentence?
Any-
Does ________________ have a phone charger? (I don’t know if a person has a charger or not.)
anybody
She doesn’t want everybody to help her.
She doesn’t want anybody to help her.
Can we use 2 or more negative words in a sentence?
No, we do not use another negative in a clause with nobody, no one or nothing:
We went ________________ this weekend. We stayed at home.
nowhere
I must have left my keys anywhere!
I must have left my keys somewhere!
Which ending do we use to talk about people?
We use pronouns ending in -body or -one for people
I know ________________ in this company. It’s my first day
nobody/no one
Anything unusual happened. It was a very ordinary day.
Nothing unusual happened. It was a very ordinary day.
What for do we use Indefinite Pronouns?
We use indefinite pronouns to refer to people or things without saying exactly who or what they are.
She loves ________________. She’s a really kind person.
everybody/everyone
I’d love to travel somewhere – all over the whole world!
I’d love to travel everywhere – all over the whole world!