[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":780},["ShallowReactive",2],{"-content-grammar-indefinite-pronouns-exercises":3,"-exercise-index-for-related":268},{"type":4,"data":5},"exercise",{"slug":6,"skill":7,"topic":8,"title":9,"levels":10,"tags":12,"published":18,"updated_at":19,"is_premium":20,"meta_title":21,"meta_description":22,"rule":23,"examples":45,"exercises":64,"faq":226,"article":242,"available_locales":250,"course":252},"indefinite-pronouns-exercises","grammar","indefinite-pronouns","Somebody, Anything, Nowhere, Everyone: Indefinite Pronouns Exercises",[11],"A2",[8,13,14,15,16,17],"somebody","anything","nothing","everyone","some-any-no-every",true,"2026-10-06",false,"Indefinite Pronouns Exercises — Free Practice Online | FluencyRoad","Practice somebody, anything, nothing, everyone and more with free exercises: some-, any-, no- and every- words, with instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"heading":24,"summary":25,"points":26},"Some-, any-, no- and every- words","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 + body, one, thing or where.",[27,30,33,36,39,42],{"label":28,"text":29},"How to make them","Take some, any, no or every. Add body or one for people, thing for things and where for places: somebody, someone, something, somewhere. Body and one mean the same.",{"label":31,"text":32},"Some-: positive sentences","Use some- in positive sentences: There is somebody at the door. I want something to drink. We are going somewhere warm.",{"label":34,"text":35},"Any-: questions and negatives","Use any- in questions and after a negative verb: Is there anyone here? I don't know anything. I can't find my keys anywhere.",{"label":37,"text":38},"No-: not any","No- already has a negative meaning, so the verb stays positive: There is nobody here. Do not say There isn't nobody here.",{"label":40,"text":41},"Every-: all","Every- means all: everybody is all the people, everything is all the things, everywhere is all the places.",{"label":43,"text":44},"One verb form","These words are singular, so use is and a verb with -s: Everyone is happy. Nobody knows.",[46,49,52,55,58,61],{"sentence":47,"note":48},"**Somebody** is at the door.","Somebody is a person, and we do not say who. We use some- in a positive sentence.",{"sentence":50,"note":51},"We are looking for **somewhere** to sit.","Somewhere is a place that we do not name.",{"sentence":53,"note":54},"She doesn't know **anyone** here.","After a negative verb (doesn't know), we use any-: anyone.",{"sentence":56,"note":57},"Is there **anything** in the box?","In a question, we usually use any-: anything.",{"sentence":59,"note":60},"**Nobody** is at home.","Nobody means not anybody. The verb is positive: is.",{"sentence":62,"note":63},"**Everyone** is ready.","Everyone means all the people. We use is, not are.",[65,114,160,201],{"id":66,"type":67,"title":68,"instructions":69,"questions":70},"mc","multiple_choice","Choose the Correct Word","Choose the correct word.",[71,79,85,94,102,109],{"id":72,"prompt":73,"options":74,"answer":77,"explanation":78},"mc1","Listen! There is ___ at the door. I can hear a voice.",[13,75,76],"anybody","nobody",0,"This is a positive sentence, so we use somebody. Nobody does not fit, because there is a voice.",{"id":80,"prompt":81,"options":82,"answer":77,"explanation":84},"mc2","There isn't ___ in the box. It is empty.",[14,15,83],"nowhere","After a negative verb (isn't), we use anything. Nothing already has a negative meaning, so we do not use it after isn't.",{"id":86,"prompt":87,"options":88,"answer":92,"explanation":93},"mc3","Nobody ___ the answer to this question.",[89,90,91],"know","knows","don't know",1,"Nobody is singular, so the verb ends in -s: knows. Nobody already has a negative meaning, so we do not add don't.",{"id":95,"prompt":96,"options":97,"answer":77,"explanation":101},"mc4","Everybody ___ here. The class can start.",[98,99,100],"is","are","have","Everybody is singular, so we use is.",{"id":103,"prompt":104,"options":105,"answer":77,"explanation":108},"mc5","I can't find my phone. It isn't ___.",[106,107,83],"anywhere","somewhere","After a negative verb (isn't), we use anywhere. Nowhere is already negative.",{"id":110,"prompt":111,"options":112,"answer":77,"explanation":113},"mc6","The shop is closed, so there is ___ to buy.",[15,14,13],"The shop is closed, so there is not anything to buy. 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I can't see him ___.","any + where",[106],"After a negative verb (can't see), we use anywhere.",{"id":147,"prompt":148,"hint":149,"answers":150,"explanation":151},"gap5","She is very quiet. She doesn't say ___ in class.","any + thing",[14],"After a negative verb (doesn't say), we use anything.",{"id":153,"prompt":154,"hint":155,"answers":156,"explanation":159},"gap6","I love this town. ___ is friendly here.","every + body",[157,158],"Everybody","Everyone","Everybody (or everyone) means all the people. It is singular, so the verb is is.",{"id":161,"type":161,"title":162,"instructions":163,"questions":164},"reorder","Put the Words in Order","Click the words in the correct order to build the sentence.",[165,175,186,194],{"id":166,"words":167,"answer":173,"explanation":174},"re1",[168,89,169,170,171,172],"here","anyone","I","don't",".","I don't know anyone here.","After a negative verb (don't know), we use anyone.",{"id":176,"words":177,"answer":184,"explanation":185},"re2",[178,179,180,181,14,182,183],"bag","there","the","?","Is","in","Is there anything in the bag?","In a question, we use anything. Is comes first, then there.",{"id":187,"words":188,"answer":192,"explanation":193},"re3",[189,190,107,191,172],"warm","go","Let's","Let's go somewhere warm.","In a positive sentence, we use somewhere. The word warm comes after it.",{"id":195,"words":196,"answer":199,"explanation":200},"re4",[197,98,15,198,183,180,172],"box","There","There is nothing in the box.","The verb is positive (is), and nothing has the negative meaning.",{"id":202,"type":203,"title":204,"instructions":205,"questions":206},"tf","true_false","True or False","Decide if each statement is true or false.",[207,211,214,218,222],{"id":208,"prompt":209,"answer":20,"explanation":210},"tf1","'I don't know nothing' is correct English.","We do not use two negative words together. Say I don't know anything, or I know nothing.",{"id":212,"prompt":213,"answer":18,"explanation":101},"tf2","'Everybody is here' is correct English.",{"id":215,"prompt":216,"answer":18,"explanation":217},"tf3","We usually use any- words in questions: 'Is there anyone here?'","In questions, we usually use anyone, anything and anywhere.",{"id":219,"prompt":220,"answer":18,"explanation":221},"tf4","'Somebody' and 'someone' mean the same.","Body and one mean the same: somebody = someone.",{"id":223,"prompt":224,"answer":18,"explanation":225},"tf5","'I haven't got anywhere to go' and 'I've got nowhere to go' mean the same.","Haven't got anywhere and have got nowhere both mean there is no place to go.",[227,230,233,236,239],{"question":228,"answer":229},"What is the difference between somebody and someone?","There is no difference. Somebody and someone mean the same, and so do anybody and anyone, nobody and no one, everybody and everyone. Note that no one is written as two words.",{"question":231,"answer":232},"When do I use some- and when do I use any-?","Use some- in positive sentences: I want something to eat. Use any- in questions and negatives: Do you want anything to eat? I don't want anything. In offers and requests, some- is also normal in a question: Would you like something to drink?",{"question":234,"answer":235},"Can I say 'I don't know nothing'?","No. In standard English, we do not use two negative words together. Say I don't know anything, or I know nothing. Both are correct and mean the same.",{"question":237,"answer":238},"Is everybody singular or plural?","Singular. Everybody means all the people, but the verb is singular: Everybody is here. Everybody likes music. The same is true for everyone, everything, nobody and nothing.",{"question":240,"answer":241},"Can I use anything or anywhere in a positive sentence?","Yes, when the choice does not matter. You can sit anywhere means every place is fine. You can eat anything means every kind of food is fine.",{"heading":243,"paragraphs":244},"Somebody, Something, Somewhere: Words for People, Things and Places",[245,246,247,248,249],"Sometimes we do not say exactly who, what or where. We say somebody, something or somewhere. These words are indefinite pronouns. You make them with four small words (some, any, no, every) and four endings: body, one, thing and where. Body and one are for people, thing is for things, and where is for places.","Some- is for positive sentences: There is somebody at the door. I want something to drink. Any- is for questions and negative sentences: Is there anyone here? I don't know anything. I can't find my keys anywhere. If you use a negative verb, you use any-.","No- already has a negative meaning, so the verb stays positive: There is nobody here. There is nothing in the box. Do not use two negative words together. We do not say There isn't nobody here. We say There isn't anybody here, or There is nobody here.","Every- means all: everybody is all the people, everything is all the things and everywhere is all the places. All of these words are singular, so you use is and the -s form of the verb: Everyone is ready. Nobody knows.","The exercises above practise all four groups, with some-, any-, no- and every- in positive sentences, questions and negatives.",{"es":251},"ejercicios-pronombres-indefinidos",{"unit":253,"units_total":257,"hub_url":258,"prev":259,"next":264},{"id":254,"number":255,"title":256},"how-much",14,"How much?",20,"\u002Fcourse",{"type":260,"slug":261,"title":262,"url":263},"game","much-many-game","Much and Many Game","\u002Fgames\u002Fmuch-many-game",{"type":260,"slug":265,"title":266,"url":267},"indefinite-pronouns-game","Indefinite Pronouns Game","\u002Fgames\u002Findefinite-pronouns-game",[269,281,295,307,321,333,346,366,379,390,401,415,431,442,452,456,469,481,494,510,524,534,544,555,566,576,589,600,610,619,629,640,651,661,670,681,691,704,713,722,733,747,758,769],{"slug":270,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":272,"title":273,"levels":274,"tags":276,"meta_description":277,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":278,"question_count":280},"adverbs-of-frequency-exercises",null,"adverbs-of-frequency","Adverbs of Frequency Exercises",[275,11],"A1",[272,7],"Practise always, usually, often, sometimes and never with free English adverbs of frequency exercises, feedback and answers.",{"es":279},"ejercicios-adverbios-frecuencia",17,{"slug":282,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":283,"title":284,"levels":285,"tags":286,"meta_description":291,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":292,"question_count":294},"adverbs-of-manner-exercises","adverbs-of-manner","Adverbs of Manner Exercises (slowly, well, fast)",[11],[287,283,288,289,290],"adverbs","adjectives","well-good","a2","Practice adverbs of manner with free interactive exercises: quickly, carefully, happily, well, fast and hard. Learn adjective or adverb, good or well, and word order.",{"es":293},"ejercicios-adverbios-de-modo",21,{"slug":296,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":297,"title":298,"levels":299,"tags":300,"meta_description":303,"updated_at":304,"available_locales":305,"question_count":294},"articles-exercises","articles","Articles Exercises (A, An, The)",[275],[297,301,302],"a-an-the","basics","Practice English articles a, an and the: a or an by sound (an hour, a university), first mention, jobs and no article. Free exercises with instant feedback.","2026-10-05",{"es":306},"ejercicios-articulos-a-an-the",{"slug":308,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":309,"title":310,"levels":311,"tags":312,"meta_description":317,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":318,"question_count":320},"beginner-english-test","a1-test","English Test for Beginners (A1)",[275],[313,314,315,316],"test","checkpoint","beginner","a1-review","Take a free A1 English test with answers: 39 questions on to be, have got, the present simple, the past simple and basic words. See your score and what to review.",{"es":319},"examen-de-ingles-para-principiantes",39,{"slug":322,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":323,"title":324,"levels":325,"tags":326,"meta_description":328,"updated_at":329,"available_locales":330,"question_count":332},"comparatives-exercises","comparatives-and-superlatives","Comparatives and Superlatives Exercises",[11],[327,7],"comparatives","Practise bigger, more interesting, the best and other English comparatives and superlatives with free interactive exercises and answers.","2026-10-02",{"es":331},"ejercicios-comparativos",18,{"slug":334,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":335,"title":336,"levels":337,"tags":338,"meta_description":343,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":344,"question_count":294},"conditionals-zero-first-exercises","conditionals","Zero and First Conditional Exercises",[11],[335,339,340,341,342],"zero-conditional","first-conditional","if-clauses","will","Practice the zero conditional and the first conditional with free interactive exercises: if + present simple, will, won't and comma rules, with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":345},"ejercicios-condicional-cero-y-primer-condicional",{"slug":347,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":348,"title":349,"levels":350,"tags":351,"meta_description":362,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":363,"question_count":365},"connectors-exercises","connectors","Connectors Exercises: And, But, Or, Because, So, Then, When",[11],[348,352,353,354,355,356,357,358,359,360,361],"linking-words","and","but","or","because","so","then","when","before","after","Practice and, but, or, because, so, then, when, before and after with free interactive exercises: join your ideas into longer sentences, with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":364},"ejercicios-conectores",22,{"slug":367,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":368,"title":369,"levels":370,"tags":371,"meta_description":376,"updated_at":304,"available_locales":377,"question_count":294},"countable-uncountable-nouns-exercises","countable-uncountable-nouns","Countable and Uncountable Nouns Exercises (Some\u002FAny)",[275],[372,373,374,375,302],"countable-uncountable","some-any","nouns","food","Practice countable and uncountable nouns with a\u002Fan, some and any: free interactive exercises about food and drink, with instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":378},"ejercicios-sustantivos-contables-incontables",{"slug":380,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":381,"title":382,"levels":383,"tags":384,"meta_description":387,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":388,"question_count":320},"elementary-english-test","a2-test","Elementary English Test (A2)",[11],[313,314,385,386],"elementary","a2-review","Take a free A2 English test with answers: 39 questions on comparing, the past, plans, the present perfect, must and should, and everyday words. See your score and what to review.",{"es":389},"examen-de-ingles-elemental",{"slug":391,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":392,"title":393,"levels":394,"tags":395,"meta_description":397,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":398,"question_count":400},"english-level-test","level-test","English Level Test: Find Where to Start (A1–A2)",[275,11],[313,396,392,315,385],"placement","Take a free 40-question English level test. Get a suggested course unit or, with a perfect score, a checkpoint. Practice only; no certificate.",{"es":399},"test-de-nivel-de-ingles",40,{"slug":402,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":403,"title":404,"levels":405,"tags":407,"meta_description":411,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":412,"question_count":280},"future-tenses-exercises","future-tenses","Future Tenses Exercises",[11,406],"B1",[408,409,342,410],"tenses","future","going-to","Practice English future forms (will, going to, present continuous, present simple) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":413,"pt-br":414},"ejercicios-tiempos-de-futuro","exercicios-tempos-futuros",{"slug":416,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":417,"title":418,"levels":419,"tags":421,"meta_description":425,"updated_at":426,"available_locales":427,"question_count":430},"gerund-infinitive-exercises","gerund-infinitive","Gerund and Infinitive Exercises",[406,420],"B2",[422,423,424],"gerund","infinitive","verb-patterns","Practice gerunds and infinitives (enjoy doing vs decide to do) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and explanations of every verb pattern.","2026-07-20",{"es":428,"pt-br":429},"ejercicios-gerundio-e-infinitivo","exercicios-gerundio-infinitivo",16,{"slug":432,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":433,"title":434,"levels":435,"tags":436,"meta_description":439,"updated_at":304,"available_locales":440,"question_count":294},"have-got-exercises","have-got","Have Got \u002F Has Got Exercises",[275],[433,437,438,302],"has-got","describing-people","Practice have got and has got with free interactive exercises: affirmative, negative, questions and short answers, with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":441},"ejercicios-have-got",{"slug":443,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":444,"title":445,"levels":446,"tags":447,"meta_description":449,"updated_at":304,"available_locales":450,"question_count":365},"imperative-exercises","imperative","Imperative Exercises",[275],[444,448,302],"instructions","Practice the English imperative: Open the door, Don't run, Let's go. Free interactive exercises with instant feedback and a clear explanation of every answer.",{"es":451},"ejercicios-imperativo-ingles",{"slug":6,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":8,"title":9,"levels":453,"tags":454,"meta_description":22,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":455,"question_count":294},[11],[8,13,14,15,16,17],{"es":251},{"slug":457,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":458,"title":459,"levels":460,"tags":461,"meta_description":465,"updated_at":426,"available_locales":466,"question_count":430},"irregular-verbs-exercises","irregular-verbs","Irregular Verbs Exercises",[11,406],[462,458,463,464],"verbs","simple-past","past-participle","Practice English irregular verbs (past simple and past participle) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and memory-friendly 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might) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":492,"pt-br":493},"ejercicios-verbos-modales","exercicios-verbos-modais",{"slug":495,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":496,"title":497,"levels":498,"tags":499,"meta_description":507,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":508,"question_count":294},"much-many-exercises","much-many","Much and Many Exercises (how much, how many, a lot of)",[11],[500,501,502,503,504,254,505,506,290],"much","many","a-lot-of","a-few","a-little","how-many","quantifiers","Practice much, many, a lot of, a few and a little with free interactive exercises: countable and uncountable nouns, how much and how many, with instant feedback.",{"es":509},"ejercicios-much-many",{"slug":511,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":512,"title":513,"levels":514,"tags":515,"meta_description":521,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":522,"question_count":294},"must-have-to-should-exercises","must-have-to-should","Must, Have To and Should 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answer.",{"es":533},"ejercicios-pronombres-objeto",{"slug":535,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":536,"title":537,"levels":538,"tags":539,"meta_description":540,"updated_at":426,"available_locales":541,"question_count":332},"past-perfect-exercises","past-perfect","Past Perfect Exercises",[406,420],[408,536],"Practice the past perfect tense with free interactive exercises: sequencing past events, before\u002Fafter\u002Fwhen clauses — with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":542,"pt-br":543},"ejercicios-past-perfect","exercicios-past-perfect",{"slug":545,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":546,"title":547,"levels":548,"tags":549,"meta_description":550,"updated_at":551,"available_locales":552,"question_count":332},"personal-pronouns-exercises","personal-pronouns","Personal Pronouns Exercises",[275],[530,546,302],"Practice personal pronouns with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations of every answer.","2026-10-03",{"es":553,"pt-br":554},"ejercicios-pronombres-personales","exercicios-pronomes-pessoais",{"slug":556,"slug_localized":271,"skill":557,"topic":558,"title":559,"levels":560,"tags":561,"meta_description":562,"updated_at":426,"available_locales":563,"question_count":257},"phrasal-verbs-exercises","vocabulary","phrasal-verbs","Phrasal Verbs Exercises",[406,420],[557,558],"Practice common English phrasal verbs with free interactive exercises: multiple choice, gap-fill, sentence building and true\u002Ffalse — with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":564,"pt-br":565},"ejercicios-phrasal-verbs","exercicios-phrasal-verbs",{"slug":567,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":568,"title":569,"levels":570,"tags":571,"meta_description":573,"updated_at":304,"available_locales":574,"question_count":365},"plural-nouns-exercises","plural-nouns","Plural Nouns Exercises (-s, -es, -ies, Irregular)",[275],[568,374,572,302],"irregular-plurals","Practice English plural nouns: -s, -es, -ies, -ves and irregular plurals like children, people and feet. Free interactive exercises with instant feedback.",{"es":575},"ejercicios-plural-sustantivos-ingles",{"slug":577,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":578,"title":579,"levels":580,"tags":581,"meta_description":586,"updated_at":19,"available_locales":587,"question_count":365},"possessive-pronouns-reflexives-exercises","possessive-pronouns-reflexives","Possessive Pronouns and Reflexive Pronouns Exercises (mine, yours, myself)",[11],[582,583,584,585,290],"possessive-pronouns","reflexive-pronouns","mine-yours","myself-yourself","Practice possessive pronouns (mine, yours, hers) and reflexive pronouns (myself, yourself, themselves) with free interactive exercises and instant feedback.",{"es":588},"ejercicios-pronombres-posesivos-reflexivos",{"slug":590,"slug_localized":271,"skill":7,"topic":591,"title":592,"levels":593,"tags":594,"meta_description":597,"updated_at":304,"available_locales":598,"question_count":294},"possessives-exercises","possessives","Possessives Exercises (My, Your, His, 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