Question

Choose the correct word in each sentence 1. Have you found anything/everything interesting? 2. I could go anywhere/anybody in the world. 3. We stopped for anything/something to eat. 4. Are you going nowhere/anywhere this weekend? 5. Anybody/nobody was saying anything. 6. There's someone/anyone at the door. 7. Does anybody/anything remember him? 8. Somebody/anybody broke the vase in the room. 9. I've seen you something/somewhere before. 10. There's nowhere/nothing you can do. 11. They weren't hungry, so they didn't eat nothing/anything. 12. Pete lives everywhere/somewhere near London.

Answer 1

1. Have you found anything interesting?
2. I could go anywhere in the world.
3. We stopped for something to eat.
4. Are you going anywhere this weekend?
5. Nobody was saying anything.
6. There's someone at the door.
7. Does anybody remember him?
8. Somebody broke the vase in the room.
9. I've seen you somewhere before.
10. There's nothing you can do.
11. They weren't hungry, so they didn't eat anything.
12. Pete lives somewhere near London.