A) Put somebody, anybody or nobody in the following sentences:

Carol: 2e's an impossible man" and +++++++++ should tell him so. Ann. 3sh! ++++++++ may hear you. Carol: I don't care. ++++++++ $ould say the same in my situation. Carol: /h" +++++++++ ran# $hile you $ere out. 4r Cross: 5ho $as it, Carol: I don't %no$. I didn't as% him. 4r Cross: 6ood hea&ens! ++++++++ $ith a little common sense $ould ha&e ta%en a messa#e. It may ha&e been +++++++++++ important. Carol: 5ell" if it $as. I e7pect hell rin# bac%. 4r Cross: 4iss 3mith" +++++++++ but you $ould ha&e as%ed him his name. Thats $hat I pay you for. ++++++++ could do a simple job li%e yours. Carol: 5ell" youd better loo% for ++++++++++ then. 4r Cross" because Im lea&in#. -ut your $ife mi#ht li%e to %no$ that you too% +++++++++ out to lunch today" +++++++++++ called 6loria from the accounts office. 4r. Cross: )o$" 4iss 3mith" er" 8oris" don't #et upset +++++++++ can lose his temper" you %no$.

++++++++++ from the post office brou#ht this to you. ++++++++++came to see me at the $ee%end" so I $as alone. I don't %no$ +++++++++ $ho spea%s Chinese. A - ++++++++++ telephoned this afternoon, - . /h" $ho $as it, I $anted to tal% to +++++++++ about my problems" but ++++++++ $anted to listen because they $ere $atchin# T0. 1lease don't tell +++++++++ my secret. +++++++++ is tal%in# because e&erybody has a lot of $or%. ++++++++ is tal%in#" but I

Loo% at these sentences: I sa$ somebody in the #arden. I didn't see anybody in the #arden I sa$ nobody in the #arden. Somebody is used in a positi&e statement. Anybody is used in a statement $ith a ne#ati&e $ord. ()ot" ne&er" etc.* Nobody is ne#ati&e and is not used $ith another ne#ati&e $ord. Somebody and nobody can be the subject of the sentence.

dont %no$ $ho it is.

Compare these sentences: - Listen! Theres someone at the door. - Its not a difficult job. Anyone could do it. Someone means a particular person!" althou#h perhaps $e dont %no$ his name. Anyone" in an affirmati&e sentence" means! a person" any person" $hoe&er he is and $hate&er he is li%e.!

Compare these sentences: - Listen! Theres someone at the door. - Its not a difficult job. Anyone could do it. Someone means a particular person!" althou#h perhaps $e dont %no$ his name. Anyone" in an affirmati&e sentence" means! a person" any person" $hoe&er he is and $hate&er he is li%e.!

Loo% at these sentences: I sa$ somebody in the #arden. I didn't see anybody in the #arden I sa$ nobody in the #arden. Somebody is used in a positi&e statement. Anybody is used in a statement $ith a ne#ati&e $ord. (not" ne&er" etc.* Nobody is ne#ati&e and is not used $ith another ne#ati&e $ord. Somebody and nobody can be the subject of the sentence.

B) Complete the sentences with someone/ somebody and anyone/ anybody where appropriate:

A* 1ut somebody, anybody or nobody in the follo$in# sentences: 9++++++++++ from the post office brou#ht this to you. 9++++++++++came to see me at the $ee%end" so I $as alone. 9I don't %no$ +++++++++ $ho spea%s Chinese. 9A - ++++++++++ telephoned this afternoon, - . /h" $ho $as it, 9I $anted to tal% to +++++++++ about my problems" but ++++++++ $anted to listen because they $ere $atchin# T0. 91lease don't tell +++++++++ my secret. 9+++++++++ is tal%in# because e&erybody has a lot of $or%. 9++++++++ is tal%in#" but I dont %no$ $ho it is.

-* Complete the sentences $ith someone: somebody and anyone: anybody $here appropriate: Carol: 2e's an impossible man" and +++++++++ should tell him so. Ann. 3sh! ++++++++ may hear you. Carol: I don't care. ++++++++ $ould say the same in my situation. Carol: /h" +++++++++ ran# $hile you $ere out. 4r Cross: 5ho $as it, Carol: I don't %no$. I didn't as% him. 4r Cross: 6ood hea&ens! ++++++++ $ith a little common sense $ould ha&e ta%en a messa#e. It may ha&e been +++++++++++ important. Carol: 5ell" if it $as. I e7pect hell rin# bac%. 4r Cross: 4iss 3mith" +++++++++ but you $ould ha&e as%ed him his name. Thats $hat I pay you for. ++++++++ could do a simple job li%e yours. Carol: 5ell" youd better loo% for ++++++++++ then. 4r Cross" because Im lea&in#. -ut your $ife mi#ht li%e to %no$ that you too% +++++++++ out to lunch today" +++++++++++ called 6loria from the accounts office. 4r. Cross: )o$" 4iss 3mith" er" 8oris" don't #et upset +++++++++ can lose his temper" you %no$.

A) Put somebody, anybody or nobody in the following sentences:

Carol: 2e's an impossible man" and +++++++++ should tell him so. Ann. 3sh! ++++++++ may hear you. Carol: I don't care. ++++++++ $ould say the same in my situation. Carol: /h" +++++++++ ran# $hile you $ere out. 4r Cross: 5ho $as it, Carol: I don't %no$. I didn't as% him. 4r Cross: 6ood hea&ens! ++++++++ $ith a little common sense $ould ha&e ta%en a messa#e. It may ha&e been +++++++++++ important. Carol: 5ell" if it $as. I e7pect hell rin# bac%. 4r Cross: 4iss 3mith" +++++++++ but you $ould ha&e as%ed him his name. Thats $hat I pay you for. ++++++++ could do a simple job li%e yours. Carol: 5ell" youd better loo% for ++++++++++ then. 4r Cross" because Im lea&in#. -ut your $ife mi#ht li%e to %no$ that you too% +++++++++ out to lunch today" +++++++++++ called 6loria from the accounts office. 4r. Cross: )o$" 4iss 3mith" er" 8oris" don't #et upset +++++++++ can lose his temper" you %no$.

++++++++++ from the post office brou#ht this to you. ++++++++++came to see me at the $ee%end" so I $as alone. I don't %no$ +++++++++ $ho spea%s Chinese. A - ++++++++++ telephoned this afternoon, - . /h" $ho $as it, I $anted to tal% to +++++++++ about my problems" but ++++++++ $anted to listen because they $ere $atchin# T0. 1lease don't tell +++++++++ my secret. +++++++++ is tal%in# because e&erybody has a lot of $or%. ++++++++ is tal%in#" but I

Loo% at these sentences: I sa$ somebody in the #arden. I didn't see anybody in the #arden I sa$ nobody in the #arden. Somebody is used in a positi&e statement. Anybody is used in a statement $ith a ne#ati&e $ord. ()ot" ne&er" etc.* Nobody is ne#ati&e and is not used $ith another ne#ati&e $ord. Somebody and nobody can be the subject of the sentence.

dont %no$ $ho it is.

Compare these sentences: - Listen! Theres someone at the door. - Its not a difficult job. Anyone could do it. Someone means a particular person!" althou#h perhaps $e dont %no$ his name. Anyone" in an affirmati&e sentence" means! a person" any person" $hoe&er he is and $hate&er he is li%e.!

A* 1ut somebody, anybody or nobody in the follo$in# sentences: 9++++++++++ from the post office brou#ht this to you. 9++++++++++came to see me at the $ee%end" so I $as alone. 9I don't %no$ +++++++++ $ho spea%s Chinese. 9A - ++++++++++ telephoned this afternoon, - . /h" $ho $as it, 9I $anted to tal% to +++++++++ about my problems" but ++++++++ $anted to listen because they $ere $atchin# T0. 91lease don't tell +++++++++ my secret. 9+++++++++ is tal%in# because e&erybody has a lot of $or%. 9++++++++ is tal%in#" but I dont %no$ $ho it is.

-* Complete the sentences $ith someone: somebody and anyone: anybody $here appropriate: Carol: 2e's an impossible man" and +++++++++ should tell him so. Ann. 3sh! ++++++++ may hear you. Carol: I don't care. ++++++++ $ould say the same in my situation. Carol: /h" +++++++++ ran# $hile you $ere out. 4r Cross: 5ho $as it, Carol: I don't %no$. I didn't as% him. 4r Cross: 6ood hea&ens! ++++++++ $ith a little common sense $ould ha&e ta%en a messa#e. It may ha&e been +++++++++++ important. Carol: 5ell" if it $as. I e7pect hell rin# bac%. 4r Cross: 4iss 3mith" +++++++++ but you $ould ha&e as%ed him his name. Thats $hat I pay you for. ++++++++ could do a simple job li%e yours. Carol: 5ell" youd better loo% for ++++++++++ then. 4r Cross" because Im lea&in#. -ut your $ife mi#ht li%e to %no$ that you too% +++++++++ out to lunch today" +++++++++++ called 6loria from the accounts office. 4r. Cross: )o$" 4iss 3mith" er" 8oris" don't #et upset +++++++++ can lose his temper" you %no$.

B) Complete the sentences with someone/ somebody and anyone/ anybody where appropriate:

Compare these sentences: - Listen! Theres someone at the door. - Its not a difficult job. Anyone could do it. Someone means a particular person!" althou#h perhaps $e dont %no$ his name. Anyone" in an affirmati&e sentence" means! a person" any person" $hoe&er he is and $hate&er he is li%e.!

A) Put somebody, anybody or nobody in the following sentences:

++++++++++ from the post office brou#ht this to you. ++++++++++came to see me at the $ee%end" so I $as alone. I don't %no$ +++++++++ $ho spea%s Chinese. A - ++++++++++ telephoned this afternoon, - . /h" $ho $as

it, I $anted to tal% to +++++++++ about my problems" but ++++++++ $anted to listen because they $ere $atchin# T0. 1lease don't tell +++++++++ my secret. +++++++++ is tal%in# because e&erybody has a lot of $or%. ++++++++ is tal%in#" but I dont %no$ $ho it is.

Loo% at these sentences: I sa$ somebody in the #arden. I didn't see anybody in the #arden I sa$ nobody in the #arden. Somebody is used in a positi&e statement. Anybody is used in a statement $ith a ne#ati&e $ord. ()ot" ne&er" etc.* Nobody is ne#ati&e and is not used $ith another ne#ati&e $ord. Somebody and nobody can be the subject of the sentence.

B) Complete the sentences with someone/ somebody and anyone/ anybody where appropriate: Carol: 2e's an impossible man" and +++++++++ should tell him so. Ann. 3sh! ++++++++ may hear you. Carol: I don't care. ++++++++ $ould say the same in my situation. Carol: /h" +++++++++ ran# $hile you $ere out. 4r Cross: 5ho $as it, Carol: I don't %no$. I didn't as% him. 4r Cross: 6ood hea&ens! ++++++++ $ith a little common sense $ould ha&e ta%en a messa#e. It may ha&e been +++++++++++ important. Carol: 5ell" if it $as. I e7pect hell rin# bac%. 4r Cross: 4iss 3mith" +++++++++ but you $ould ha&e as%ed him his name. Thats $hat I pay you for. ++++++++ could do a simple job li%e yours. Carol: 5ell" youd better loo% for ++++++++++ then. 4r Cross" because Im lea&in#. -ut your $ife mi#ht li%e to %no$ that you too% +++++++++ out to lunch today" +++++++++++ called 6loria from the accounts office. 4r. Cross: )o$" 4iss 3mith" er" 8oris" don't #et upset +++++++++ can lose his temper" you %no$.