indefinite pronouns - Exercises- Easy English Lesson - Free Printable

Let's solve each sentence by choosing the correct word from the list:

Words to choose from:
- someone, something, somewhere
- everyone, everything, everywhere
- anyone, anything, anywhere
- no one, nothing, nowhere

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14. Nowhere is more dangerous than these cafés.
✔ Correct – "Nowhere" means *not any place*, and it fits perfectly here:
> "Nowhere is more dangerous than these cafés."
This means that these cafés are the most dangerous places, and there is no other place that is more dangerous.

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15. Sandy can go ________ she wants because she is eighteen years old.
We need a word meaning *any place* that expresses freedom of movement.
➡️ The best choice is anywhere.
✔ Answer: anywhere
> "Sandy can go anywhere she wants because she is eighteen years old."

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16. ________ must go to school when they are seven years old in Turkey.
This refers to all children — every child. So we need a word meaning *all people*.
➡️ The correct word is everyone.
✔ Answer: Everyone
> "Everyone must go to school when they are seven years old in Turkey."

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17. Don’t look at there again. There is ________ in it. I said it to you.
We’re told not to look again because there’s *nothing* to see.
➡️ The correct word is nothing.
✔ Answer: nothing
> "Don’t look there again. There is nothing in it. I said it to you."

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18. Henry works ________ near here. Would you like to see him?
This implies Henry works in a location nearby, but we don’t know exactly where. We need a word meaning *a place close by*.
➡️ The correct word is somewhere.
✔ Answer: somewhere
> "Henry works somewhere near here. Would you like to see him?"

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✔ Final Answers:

14. Nowhere
15. anywhere
16. Everyone
17. nothing
18. somewhere

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