Change the given sentences into negative sentences and questions.

1) There is something on the desk. – There is nothing on the desk. Is there anything on the desk?

2) I have already done some of these exercises.

3) There were some apples in the vase.

4) Somebody phoned you yesterday in the afternoon.

5) There was some water in the bottle.

6) Some of his early novels impressed me greatly.

7) There was somebody in their room.

8) Somebody might have seen him leaving the house.

9) She has read some of the books from the list given by the teacher.

10) Somebody brought this letter for you.

11) John gave Mary some books for her friends.

12) After dinner some students went home.

13) There are some serious mistakes in your essay.

14) Before going I shall leave here something for you.

15) There are some small cosy rooms in this building.

16) Some people prefer to spend their holidays at home.

17) Somebody gets annoyed by loud sounds.

18) This book can be bought in some shops.

19) My mother baked some delicious cakes for my birthday.

20) I have got something very interesting to tell you.

9.2. Supply some or any .

1) Are there any more potatoes? Yes, there are … potatoes in the dish.

2) Have you got … sugar? – I expect we have. Yes, there’s … sugar in this bowl.

3) … people just don’t know how to mind their own business.

4) I didn’t get … shoes at the sales. They were too expensive.

5) There are never … taxis when you want one.

6) There isn’t … point at all in getting upset about it.

7) I’ve met … people but I don’t have … real friends yet.

8) There are … biscuits left, but there isn’t … cake.

9) I know you speak … French, but do you speak … German?

10) Have you got … idea what time it is?

11) … child can learn to read and write.

12) I don’t have … free time now but I will be free … day next week.

13) You can buy this at … good bookshop.

14) I’d like to give you … advice.

15) I like … fruit except bananas.

 

9.3. Insert some, any or nor, making the appropriate compounds if necessary.

1) There’s some milk in the jug.

2) She wanted … stamps but there weren’t … in the machine.

3) I’m afraid there isn’t … coffee left; will you grind …?

4) Is there … here who can speak Italian?

5) I’d like to buy … new clothes but I don’t have … money.

6) Nobody told me … of the details.

7) When would you like to come? – … day would suit you.

8) Don’t let … in. I’m too busy to see ….

9) … tells me you’ve got … bad news for me.

10) I can’t see my glasses ….

11) We didn’t think he'd succeed but he managed ….

12) You’re looking very miserable; has … upset you?

13) If you had … sense you wouldn’t leave your car unlocked.

14) … who believes what Jack says is a fool.

15) She put her handbag down … and now she can’t find it.

16) Will you have … pudding or fruit?

17) Haven’t you got … friends in Rome? I feel sure you mentioned them once.

18) Haven’t you got … friends here? You should join the club and get to know people.

19) I see you haven’t maps. Would you like to borrow … of mine?

20) Come and have supper with us if you aren’t doing … tonight.

21) All the salaries are being paid much later now; it’s … to do with the computer.

22) He lives … in Paris now.

23) You can’t expect just … student to solve the problem. It requires a mathematician.

24) Where shall we sit? – Oh, … will do.

25) Is there … moving about downstairs? I heard … falling.

26) Is there … living in that house? It looks deserted.

9.4. Insert none or no making appropriate compounds.

1) I met nobody in the library.

2) There has been … rain for several weeks.

3) He said … about it in his last letter.

4) I’d like to give my book to … at all.

5) We all got wet because … of us had an umbrella.

6) When the post arrived, she looked through it hopefully but there were … for her.

7) How many of these people do you know? – … of them.

8) … of this money is mine.

9) … in the class did their homework.

10) Where did you go for your holiday? – …, I stayed at home.

11) I couldn’t make an omelet because we had … eggs.

12) The accident looked serious but fortunately … was injured.

13) The town was still the same when I returned years later. … had changed.

14) We took a few photographs but … of them were good.

15) What did you have for breakfast? – …. I usually have … breakfast.

16) How many cinemas are there in your town? – …. The last one closed six months ago.

Translate the sentences.

1) Вам добавить сахару в чай? – Да, спасибо.

2) Если у них и было, что сказать, они не говорили.

3) Дайте мне, пожалуйста, молока.

4) Кто-то взял мою книгу.

5) Вы куда-нибудь ходили вчера?

6) Если кто-то позвонит мне, скажи, что я приду через час.

7) Не хотите ли чаю?

8) Приходите ко мне в любое время.

9) Бабушка пыталась рассказать нам что-нибудь приятное.

10) Можно мне взять бумаги? - Да, конечно.

11) Вам удалось найти какие-нибудь статьи по этому вопросу?

12) Мы что-нибудь можем для вас сделать?

13) Никто не знал их адреса.

14) Он ничего не написал мне об этом.

15) Я никого не жду сегодня вечером.

16) На этой улице нет почтового отделения.

17) Никто из нас не пойдёт туда сегодня.

18) У него нет телефона дома.

19) Никто из них не знал этого.

20) Никто из нас не был там.

21) Не о чем сожалеть, Том.

22) Никто не спрашивал меня об этом.

23) Никого не было дома, когда я вернулся.

24) Если вам нечего делать, идите гулять.

 

9.6. Complete the sentences with all, everything, everyone/everybody and the whole.

1) Ann knows everyone in her street.

2) … I have eaten today is a sandwich.

3) My little brother ate … box of chocolates.

4) Tom is very popular. … likes him.

5) … was very kind to us. They did … they could to help us.

6) Jill doesn’t do any of the housework. Her husband does ….

7) The police searched … house looking for evidence.

8) Can … write their names on a piece of paper?

9) She worked … day yesterday. That’s why she needs a rest.

10) I didn’t spend much money in the shop. … I bought is a pair of gloves.

11) Why are you always thinking of money? Money is not ….

12) The weather was terrible … day yesterday and we couldn’t go out.

13) He didn’t say where he was going. … he said was that he was going away.

14) … has got their faults. Nobody is perfect.

9.7. Supply each, every, both or all in the sentences

1) Nearly every home in the country has television.

2) Here is something for … of you.

3) Not … student is capable of learning English.

4) The admission ticket cost us $5 ….

5) They seem to be repairing … road in the country.

6) … tyres on my bicycle are flat.

7) … people are immortal.

8) … salt in this bag is damp.

9)... drinking water must be pure.

10) … windows in the house are open.

11) … addresses in this list are out of date.

12) … is clearly signposted.

13) There is a fire extinguisher on … floor in the building.

14) … floor of the building has its own fire extinguisher.

15) They are … fortunate to have such a good start in life.

16) … twins want to go to the party.

17) … cars need regular servicing

 

Translate into English.

1) Каждый школьник знает правила дорожного движения.

2) Я принёс вам все книги, которые вам нужны для этого сообщения.

3) Каждую неделю я проводил несколько дней в деревне.

4) Я провёл с ними весь вечер.

5) Он продолжал смотреть на часы каждые пять минут.

6) Вы выпили всё молоко, которое было в бутылке?

7) Хотя в комнате никто не жил, тётя Керри убирала её каждый день.

8) Все дикие животные боятся огня.

9) Каждый из нас должен был выполнить свою работу вовремя.

10) Он навещает нас каждое воскресенье.

11) Они все были взволнованы перед встречей с известным писателем.

12) Преподаватель сказал, что каждый из нас должен прочесть эту статью.

 

9.9. Insert either, neither or both .

1) They both laughed and Dan looked down at his desk.

2) We were … in the room, but … of us spoke for some time.

3) I guess we’re … a little overtired.

4) He looked from Sam to Philip, but … answered.

5) Hatton took … the plates in one hand, and Neville’s hand in the other, and led the way from the room.

6) They were … running hard, but someone was ahead of them.

7) It was a very good football match. … of the teams played very well.

8) Which of the films do you prefer? The first one or the second one? – Actually I didn’t like … of them.

9) We didn’t like the hotel. It was … clean … comfortable.

10) He lost … his book and glasses.

11) … of two pictures is satisfactory.

12) … of the people I met were English.

13) I like both jackets. I’ll take … of them.

14) Is it your car or your sister’s? – …. It’s my father’s.

15) After the accident … cars stopped. … drivers got out and started shouting at each other. … of them were very aggressive.

16) «Is today the 18^th or the 19^th?» – «…. It’s 20^th today.»

 

Translate into English.

1) Обе мои сестры – врачи.

2) Ни один из нас не мог оставаться здесь.

3) Я не могу согласиться ни в коем случае.

4) Он дал мне две книги. Обе были очень интересными.

5) Гости сели по обе стороны длинного стола.

6) Попроси их всех прийти вовремя.

7) Мы с мамой обе остались здесь ждать старшего брата.

8) Она посмотрела вокруг и увидела, что по обеим сторонам дороги были прекрасные современные высокие здания.

9) Ким спросила Джона и Джека, где они так долго были. Ни тот, ни другой ничего не ответили.

10) «Они все для меня одинаковы», - сказал Филипп.

11) Он разглядывал ее, а она разглядывала его, и ни тот, ни другой ничего не говорили.