[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":397},["ShallowReactive",2],{"en-game-indefinite-pronouns-game":3},{"slug":4,"type":5,"mechanic":6,"topic":7,"published":8,"updated_at":9,"related_exercise":10,"levels":11,"seo":13,"settings":18,"questions":22,"content":288,"related_games":377,"available_locales":378,"course":380},"indefinite-pronouns-game","grammar-game","speed-round","indefinite-pronouns",true,"2026-10-06","\u002Fgrammar\u002Findefinite-pronouns-exercises",[12],"A2",{"title":14,"meta_description":15,"h1":16,"subtitle":17},"Somebody Anything Nowhere Game | Indefinite Pronouns Practice","Play a free indefinite pronouns game with 12-question rounds. Practise somebody, anything, nothing, everyone and nowhere with instant explanations.","Indefinite Pronouns Game","Some, any, no or every? Pick the word that fits the sentence.",{"questions_per_round":19,"lives":20,"seconds_per_question":21},12,3,15,[23,35,42,50,59,66,72,81,86,96,101,105,111,116,121,130,135,140,145,150,154,159,163,167,173,178,181,187,191,196,200,204,209,214,218,223,227,232,236,243,247,251,256,261,266,270,274,283],{"id":24,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":27,"answer":28,"rule":29,"tag":30,"options":31},"ip-001","easy","multiple-choice","Listen! There is ___ in the kitchen. I can hear a noise. (a person)","somebody","Use some- words in positive sentences.","some-words",[28,32,33,34],"anybody","nobody","everybody",{"id":36,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":38,"answer":39,"rule":41,"tag":30},"ip-002","gap-fill","I'm hungry. I want ___ to eat. (a thing; positive sentence)",[40],"something","Use something in a positive sentence.",{"id":43,"difficulty":25,"format":44,"prompt":45,"answer":46,"rule":47,"tag":48,"correction":49},"ip-003","right-or-wrong","I don't know nothing about this town.",false,"No- words already mean not any, so after a negative verb use any-.","double-negative","I don't know anything about this town.",{"id":51,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":52,"answer":53,"rule":54,"tag":55,"options":56},"ip-004","I haven't got ___ to wear. (a thing; negative verb)","anything","Use any- words after a negative verb.","any-words",[53,40,57,58],"nothing","everything",{"id":60,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":61,"answer":62,"rule":64,"tag":65},"ip-005","There is ___ at the bus stop. It's empty. (no person)",[33,63],"no one","Nobody (or no one) means not any person, and the verb stays positive.","no-words",{"id":67,"difficulty":25,"format":44,"prompt":68,"answer":46,"rule":69,"tag":70,"correction":71},"ip-006","Everybody are ready for the lesson.","Every- words are singular, so use is.","agreement","Everybody is ready for the lesson.",{"id":73,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":74,"answer":75,"rule":76,"tag":55,"options":77},"ip-007","I can't find my keys ___ . (a place; negative verb)","anywhere","Use anywhere after a negative verb.",[75,78,79,80],"somewhere","nowhere","everywhere",{"id":82,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":83,"answer":84,"rule":85,"tag":30},"ip-008","Let's go ___ warm for our holiday. (a place; positive sentence)",[78],"Use somewhere in a positive sentence.",{"id":87,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":88,"answer":89,"rule":90,"tag":91,"options":92},"ip-009","___ likes pizza. All the people in my class like it.","Everybody","Everybody means all the people.","every-words",[89,93,94,95],"Somebody","Nobody","Anybody",{"id":97,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":98,"answer":99,"rule":100,"tag":65},"ip-010","There is ___ on the table. It's clean. (no things)",[57],"Nothing means not any thing, and the verb stays positive.",{"id":102,"difficulty":25,"format":44,"prompt":103,"answer":8,"rule":104,"tag":55},"ip-011","Is there anybody in the garden?","Use any- words in questions.",{"id":106,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":107,"answer":53,"rule":108,"tag":55,"options":109},"ip-012","My brother is quiet. He doesn't say ___ .","Anything fits after a negative verb and a thing.",[53,75,110,79],"anyone",{"id":112,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":113,"answer":114,"rule":115,"tag":65},"ip-013","Tom is ill, so he is going ___ today. (no place)",[79],"Nowhere means not any place.",{"id":117,"difficulty":25,"format":44,"prompt":118,"answer":46,"rule":119,"tag":70,"correction":120},"ip-014","Everything are in my bag.","Everything is singular, so use is.","Everything is in my bag.",{"id":122,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":123,"answer":124,"rule":125,"tag":70,"options":126},"ip-015","Everyone ___ in the park. The sun is out.","is","Every- words are singular, so the verb is is.",[124,127,128,129],"are","am","be",{"id":131,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":132,"answer":133,"rule":134,"tag":55},"ip-016","I don't want ___ to drink, thanks. (a thing; negative verb)",[53],"Use anything after a negative verb.",{"id":136,"difficulty":137,"format":26,"prompt":138,"answer":53,"rule":134,"tag":55,"options":139},"ip-017","medium","There isn't ___ in the fridge. We need to go shopping. (a thing)",[53,40,57,58],{"id":141,"difficulty":137,"format":37,"prompt":142,"answer":143,"rule":144,"tag":65},"ip-018","I'm bored. There is ___ to watch on TV. (not a thing)",[57],"There is nothing means there is not anything.",{"id":146,"difficulty":137,"format":44,"prompt":147,"answer":46,"rule":148,"tag":48,"correction":149},"ip-019","There isn't nobody in the classroom.","Do not use two negatives: say there isn't anybody.","There isn't anybody in the classroom.",{"id":151,"difficulty":137,"format":26,"prompt":152,"answer":40,"rule":41,"tag":30,"options":153},"ip-020","I'm cold. I want ___ warm to wear. (a thing; positive sentence)",[40,53,57,58],{"id":155,"difficulty":137,"format":37,"prompt":156,"answer":157,"rule":158,"tag":55},"ip-021","I didn't see ___ at the party. (a person; negative verb)",[110,32],"Anyone and anybody mean the same after a negative verb.",{"id":160,"difficulty":137,"format":44,"prompt":161,"answer":8,"rule":162,"tag":70},"ip-022","Nobody knows the answer.","Nobody is singular and takes a verb with -s.",{"id":164,"difficulty":137,"format":26,"prompt":165,"answer":40,"rule":41,"tag":30,"options":166},"ip-023","She has ___ to tell you. It is a secret. (a thing; positive sentence)",[40,53,57,58],{"id":168,"difficulty":137,"format":37,"prompt":169,"answer":170,"rule":172,"tag":91},"ip-024","I love my class. ___ is kind. (all the people)",[171,89],"Everyone","Everyone and everybody mean all the people.",{"id":174,"difficulty":137,"format":26,"prompt":175,"answer":80,"rule":176,"tag":91,"options":177},"ip-025","We looked ___ , but we could not find the dog. (all the places)","Everywhere means all the places.",[80,78,75,79],{"id":179,"difficulty":137,"format":44,"prompt":180,"answer":8,"rule":76,"tag":55},"ip-026","I haven't got anywhere to sleep tonight.",{"id":182,"difficulty":137,"format":37,"prompt":183,"answer":184,"rule":186,"tag":70},"ip-027","Nobody ___ (know) the answer. (write the verb form)",[185],"knows","Nobody is singular, so the verb takes -s.",{"id":188,"difficulty":137,"format":26,"prompt":189,"answer":124,"rule":69,"tag":70,"options":190},"ip-028","Everybody ___ happy today.",[124,127,128,129],{"id":192,"difficulty":137,"format":44,"prompt":193,"answer":46,"rule":194,"tag":48,"correction":195},"ip-029","I don't want nothing for my birthday.","After a negative verb, use anything, not nothing.","I don't want anything for my birthday.",{"id":197,"difficulty":137,"format":37,"prompt":198,"answer":199,"rule":104,"tag":55},"ip-030","Does ___ in your family play the piano? (a person; question)",[110,32],{"id":201,"difficulty":137,"format":26,"prompt":202,"answer":75,"rule":76,"tag":55,"options":203},"ip-031","My glasses aren't ___ . I looked in every room. (a place; negative verb)",[75,78,79,80],{"id":205,"difficulty":137,"format":44,"prompt":206,"answer":46,"rule":207,"tag":70,"correction":208},"ip-032","Nobody are at home.","Nobody is singular, so use is.","Nobody is at home.",{"id":210,"difficulty":211,"format":26,"prompt":212,"answer":57,"rule":144,"tag":65,"options":213},"ip-033","hard","There is ___ wrong with my phone. It works well. (not a thing)",[57,53,40,58],{"id":215,"difficulty":211,"format":37,"prompt":216,"answer":217,"rule":134,"tag":55},"ip-034","I can't see ___ in the dark. (a thing; negative verb)",[53],{"id":219,"difficulty":211,"format":44,"prompt":220,"answer":46,"rule":221,"tag":48,"correction":222},"ip-035","Nobody doesn't like this song.","Nobody is already negative, so the verb stays positive.","Nobody likes this song.",{"id":224,"difficulty":211,"format":26,"prompt":225,"answer":53,"rule":134,"tag":55,"options":226},"ip-036","He didn't give me ___ to eat. (a thing; negative verb)",[53,57,40,58],{"id":228,"difficulty":211,"format":37,"prompt":229,"answer":230,"rule":231,"tag":70},"ip-037","Nobody ___ (be) in the house. It is very quiet. (write the verb form)",[124],"Nobody is singular, so the verb is is.",{"id":233,"difficulty":211,"format":44,"prompt":234,"answer":8,"rule":235,"tag":70},"ip-038","Everybody in the class has a book.","Everybody is singular, so use has.",{"id":237,"difficulty":211,"format":26,"prompt":238,"answer":110,"rule":239,"tag":55,"options":240},"ip-039","I'm lost. I don't know ___ in this city. (a person; negative verb)","Use anyone after a negative verb.",[110,241,63,242],"someone","everyone",{"id":244,"difficulty":211,"format":37,"prompt":245,"answer":246,"rule":76,"tag":55},"ip-040","We haven't got ___ to sit. (a place; negative verb)",[75],{"id":248,"difficulty":211,"format":44,"prompt":249,"answer":8,"rule":250,"tag":65},"ip-041","I have nowhere to go today, so I'm staying home.","Nowhere means not any place, and the verb stays positive.",{"id":252,"difficulty":211,"format":26,"prompt":253,"answer":53,"rule":254,"tag":48,"options":255},"ip-042","'I've got nothing to do' means the same as 'I haven't got ___ to do.'","Nothing in a positive verb equals anything after a negative verb.",[53,57,40,58],{"id":257,"difficulty":211,"format":37,"prompt":258,"answer":259,"rule":260,"tag":55},"ip-043","I never eat ___ after ten o'clock. (a thing; never is a negative adverb)",[53],"After the negative adverb never, use an any- word, not a no- word.",{"id":262,"difficulty":211,"format":44,"prompt":263,"answer":46,"rule":264,"tag":70,"correction":265},"ip-044","Everybody know the answer.","Everybody is singular, so the verb takes -s.","Everybody knows the answer.",{"id":267,"difficulty":211,"format":26,"prompt":268,"answer":124,"rule":119,"tag":70,"options":269},"ip-045","Everything ___ ready for the party.",[124,127,128,129],{"id":271,"difficulty":211,"format":37,"prompt":272,"answer":273,"rule":134,"tag":55},"ip-046","My phone is dead. There isn't ___ I can do. (a thing; negative verb)",[53],{"id":275,"difficulty":211,"format":26,"prompt":276,"answer":277,"rule":278,"tag":91,"options":279},"ip-047","'___ is perfect' means all things are perfect.","Everything","Everything means all the things.",[277,280,281,282],"Something","Nothing","Anything",{"id":284,"difficulty":211,"format":44,"prompt":285,"answer":46,"rule":286,"tag":70,"correction":287},"ip-048","There are somebody at the door.","Somebody is singular, so use there is.","There is somebody at the door.",{"how_to_play":289,"rule_intro":293,"rule_sections":294,"faq":357,"related_exercise_label":376},[290,291,292],"Choose Practice for an untimed round or Challenge for a timed round with three lives.","Practice lets you choose a difficulty; Challenge mixes all three levels in a 12-question round.","Read each explanation and replay your mistakes. Every question and correction is in English.","Words like somebody, anything, nowhere and everyone talk about people, things and places without saying exactly which. You make them with some-, any-, no- or every- plus -body, -one, -thing or -where. Choose the beginning that fits the sentence, and remember that these words are singular.",[295,308,318,331,345],{"heading":296,"body":297,"examples":298},"How the words are made","Take some, any, no or every. Add -body or -one for people, -thing for things and -where for places. Somebody and someone mean the same.",[299,302,305],{"sentence":300,"note":301},"Someone is at the door.","A person.",{"sentence":303,"note":304},"I want something to drink.","A thing.",{"sentence":306,"note":307},"Let's go somewhere warm.","A place.",{"heading":309,"body":310,"examples":311},"Some- in positive sentences","Use some- words in positive sentences to talk about a person, thing or place that you do not name.",[312,315],{"sentence":313,"note":314},"There is somebody in the kitchen.","Positive sentence: some-.",{"sentence":316,"note":317},"She has something to tell you.","A thing we do not name.",{"heading":319,"body":320,"examples":321},"Any- in questions and negatives","Use any- words in questions and after a negative verb.",[322,325,328],{"sentence":323,"note":324},"Is there anyone here?","A question: any-.",{"sentence":326,"note":327},"I didn't see anybody.","After a negative verb: any-.",{"sentence":329,"note":330},"I can't find my keys anywhere.","A negative verb needs anywhere.",{"heading":332,"body":333,"examples":334},"No- words: one negative only","No- words already have a negative meaning. Use them with a positive verb, and never add a second negative.",[335,338,341],{"sentence":336,"note":337},"There is nobody here.","Nobody = not anybody.",{"sentence":339,"note":340},"I've got nothing to do.","Nothing = not anything.",{"sentence":342,"note":343,"wrong":344},"I don't know anything.","Or: I know nothing.","I don't know nothing.",{"heading":346,"body":347,"examples":348},"Every- words and the verb","Every- words mean all. They look plural in meaning, but the verb is singular: use is and verbs with -s.",[349,353,355],{"sentence":350,"note":351,"wrong":352},"Everyone is ready.","Singular verb.","Everyone are ready.",{"sentence":120,"note":354},"All the things.",{"sentence":161,"note":356},"Nobody takes -s too.",[358,361,364,367,370,373],{"question":359,"answer":360},"Is this indefinite pronouns game free?","Yes. Play as many short rounds as you like without creating an account.",{"question":362,"answer":363},"What is the difference between somebody and anybody?","Use somebody in positive sentences. Use anybody in questions and after a negative verb. Someone and anyone work in the same way.",{"question":365,"answer":366},"Can I say I don't know nothing?","No. Nothing already has a negative meaning, so use I don't know anything or I know nothing.",{"question":368,"answer":369},"Is everyone singular or plural?","The word is singular in grammar. Say everyone is here, not everyone are here.",{"question":371,"answer":372},"Can I use this game in class?","Yes. Ask pairs to describe a room, then check their sentences with some-, any-, no- and every- words against the game explanations.",{"question":374,"answer":375},"Does the game save my score?","Your best Challenge score is stored in this browser, not in your account.","Indefinite Pronouns Exercises",[],{"es":379},"\u002Fes\u002Fjuegos\u002Fpronombres-indefinidos",{"unit":381,"units_total":385,"hub_url":386,"prev":387,"next":392},{"id":382,"number":383,"title":384},"how-much",14,"How much?",20,"\u002Fcourse",{"type":388,"slug":389,"title":390,"url":10,"question_count":391},"exercise","indefinite-pronouns-exercises","Somebody, Anything, Nowhere, Everyone: Indefinite Pronouns Exercises",21,{"type":393,"slug":394,"title":395,"url":396,"question_count":385},"vocabulary","shopping-and-money","Shopping and Money Vocabulary in English","\u002Fvocabulary\u002Fshopping-and-money",1791334636127]