3 Fill in the blanks with the pronouns any, some, anything, something, anyone, nobody, nothing: 1. May I have... more of these excellent cherries please, White? 2. She never answered .... 3. There is... left in the freezer, in the pantry and only ... bread in the bread bin. 4. ... cooked... dinner. So the boy was hungry. 5. I do not remember... quarrels, Mrs. Christow was quite devoted to her husband. 6. "I heard... about a missing girl," I said. 7. He answered..., at a loss for words. 8. There couldn't be ... life left in the apple-tree. 9. He was away... time. 10. There was... clse in his manner that she did not quite understand. 11. "We ought to be able to think of..." said Bill. "Who's got ... brains?" 12.... had... answer ready. 13. Could we have... of those grapes for dessert tonight? 14. I'm sorry I ever said... about it. 15. I wanted to tell you... else - but I'm so sleepy I can't keep my eyes open.
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1. May I have **some** more of these excellent cherries please, White?
2. She never answered **anyone**.
3. There is **nothing** left in the freezer, in the pantry, and only **some** bread in the bread bin.
4. **Nobody** cooked **anything** for dinner. So the boy was hungry.
5. I do not remember **any** quarrels, Mrs. Christow was quite devoted to her husband.
6. "I heard **something** about a missing girl," I said.
7. He answered **nothing**, at a loss for words.
8. There couldn't be **any** life left in the apple-tree.
9. He was away **some** time.
10. There was **something** close in his manner that she did not quite understand.
11. "We ought to be able to think of **something**," said Bill. "Who's got **some** brains?"
12. **Nobody** had **any** answer ready.
13. Could we have **some** of those grapes for dessert tonight?
14. I'm sorry I ever said **anything** about it.
15. I wanted to tell you **something** else - but I'm so sleepy I can't keep my eyes open.