Indefinite Pronouns: some, any, no, none

XIII. Answer the following questions:

1. Have you any brothers or sisters? 2. Can any of your friends speak German? 3. Have you got any English books? 4. Have you read any English books this year? 5. Did you have any lessons yesterday? 6. Is there anything on your table now? 7. Did you invite anybody to your last birthday party? 8. Did anybody invite you to dinner last week? 9. Are there any trees in front of your house? 10. Have you got any questions?

XIV. Make the following sentences interrogative and negative:

1. I read some English magazines yesterday. 2. She has received some letters from him lately. 3. There is some milk in that jug. 4. They have brought her some interesting books to read. 5. She knows something about it. 6. There are some dictionaries on the shelf. 7. Someone is knocking at the door. 8. Some of the students were late to class. 9. Someone has told you the secret. 10. There were some new words in that text.

XV. Сhange the following sentences into the negative in two ways:

Pattern: I have some problems.

I don’t have any problems. — I have no problems.

1. I have some money. 2. There was some food. 3. We have some time to waste. 4. I trust someone. 5. There was someone in his room. 6. I saw someone. 7. I need some help. 8. I received some letters from home. 9. I have read some books on this subject. 10. Mary bought something at the store. 11. She can find somebody who knows about it.

XVI. Complete the sentences with any and its derivatives:

Pattern: I don’t mind what you tell him. You can tell him ... .

You can tell him anything you like.

1. I don’t mind what you wear to the party. You can wear ... .

2. It doesn’t matter which day you come. You ... .

3. I don’t mind where you sit. You can ... .

4. I don’t mind who you talk to. You ... .

5. I don’t mind who you marry. You ... .

6. It doesn’t matter what time you phone. You ... .

XVII. Translate into Ukrainian:

1. I saw nobody in the classroom. 2. There has been no rain for several days. 3. Some of the books you gave me are very interesting, and some are not interesting at all. 4. He said nothing. 5. Is there any wine in the bottle? 6. She said nothing about it in her last letter. 7. Nobody expected him to come. 8. Is there anyone here who speaks Italian? 9. I’d like to buy some new clothes but I haven’t any money. 10. He’s not very well known here but he’s someone in his own country. 11. Come and have supper with us if you aren’t doing anything tonight. 12. He lives somewhere in France now. 13. The girl was too proud to ask anybody for help. 14. I haven’t any time to help you today. 15. I found no mistakes in your translation. 16. No steamer has left the port yet.

VIII. Translate into English:

1. Де я можу купити конверти? 2. Чи є ілюстрації в цьому журналі? — У цьому журналі немає ілюстрацій. 3. Деякі студенти першого курсу вже склали іспити. 4. Ви можете застати його тут будь-якого дня між п’ятою та шостою годинами. 5. Купіть мені масла та сиру, будь ласка. 6. Я не маю часу, щоб піти туди. 7. Хтось залишив двері відчиненими. 8. Ніхто з нас не піде туди сьогодні. 9. Нікого не було вдома, коли я повернувся. 10. Чому він не приніс мені води? Я просив його принести води, оскільки я дуже хочу пити. 11. Хтось приходив сюди, коли мене не було? — Ніхто не приходив, але хтось телефонував. 12. Ніхто з них не знав цього. 13. Жодний словник не міг допомогти йому. 14. Нічого особливого не трапилось учора. 15. Ще нічого невідомо про це.