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    Indefinite Pronouns - Exercises

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    The document contains examples of sentences using quantifiers such as every, some, any, no, and examples of their translations into Spanish. It demonstrates the various ways these quantifiers can be used to indicate definiteness or indefiniteness in sentences. It also provides practice translating sentences between English and Spanish that utilize these quantifiers.

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    Indefinite Pronouns - Exercises

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    The document contains examples of sentences using quantifiers such as every, some, any, no, and examples of their translations into Spanish. It demonstrates the various ways these quantifiers can be used to indicate definiteness or indefiniteness in sentences. It also provides practice translating sentences between English and Spanish that utilize these quantifiers.

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    exercises for B1 students

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    The document contains examples of sentences using quantifiers such as every, some, any, no, and examples of their translations into Spanish. It demonstrates the various ways these quantifiers can be used to indicate definiteness or indefiniteness in sentences. It also provides practice translating sentences between English and Spanish that utilize these quantifiers.

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    EVERY, SOME, ANY, NO

    I don't know ________ about electricity, so don't ask me to help.

    Do _________ , don't just stand there. Go and get a doctor!

    ____ idiot has parked their car across my driveway. I can't get out.

    I wasn't really listening but I think Brian said _________ about going to the pub tonight.

    My sister's a real fan of Robbie Williams. She knows __________ about him.

    Your glasses must be _________ here. I'll help you look for them.

    I'm so full I couldn't eat ___ more thanks. No dessert for me.

    Some people will do ________ to get on TV.

    Do you know ______ who wants to buy a second hand dictionary? I'm selling mine.

    If you could travel to ________ in the world, where would you like to go to?

    There's _______ I'd rather be than right here with you. I'm having a fantastic time.

    _______ you can say will make me change my mind. I've decided to get a divorce.

    I have _______ to go

    _______ you can do, I can do it better

    I have _________ important to tell you

    Can ________ reliably predict the future?

    We are bored because there is ________ to do

    I thought I had heard voices, but _________ was there

    Here´s 50€, you can buy _______ you want

    ________ tastes as good as my spaghettis, they are delicious.

    Are you taking her ________ special tonight, or are you staying home?

    I think I'll go talk to him. He doesn't seem to be with ________ in particular. He's probably
    alone, like me.

    Hey, there's __ ______ that I know. He's in my Computer Science class

    I think I'll go talk to him. He doesn't seem to be with ________ in particular. He's probably
    alone, like me.

    No. Maybe not. If he's all alone, then ________ is ignoring him, probably because he's very
    boring
    I need a drink. I think I'll head to the kitchen. There must be ________ beer or something in
    the fridge.

    That's strange. There's ________ beer in the fridge. What is one supposed to drink in this
    stupid party?

    That's a nice-looking woman over there. I should go over and talk to her. No, I don't think so.
    She's probably very vain and has ________ interesting to say. I know her type. I'll keep my
    distance.

    That's strange. There's ________ beer in the fridge. What is one supposed to drink in this
    stupid party?

    Ah! There's the beer, over there, in the corner. ________ had the sense to put it in the fridge.
    Now it's probably very warm.

    The music's not very good. ________ should change it. Let's get some action here.

    Finally! Some good music. But why isn't ________ dancing? Don't people know how to have
    fun anymore?

    Hey! That woman's looking at me. I wonder if there is ________ else interested in me. After all,
    I am kind of cute.

    No, there's ________who really turns me on. Too bad! But the evening is still young. I'm not
    giving up.

    I'm really hungry. I don't see ________ food. What kind of party is this?

    No food! Warm beer! ________ seems to know how to organize decent parties anymore.

    I don't want to stay here. There must be ________ more interesting than this.

    TIME TO PRACTICE: TRANSLATION.

    · No puedes ir a ningún sitio =


    · Todo el mundo quiere llegar a ser rico =
    · Me siento preparado para cualquier cosa =
    · Alguien me ha robado la bici
    · Me he dejado las gafas por algún sitio dentro de casa =
    · Nadie quiere ir a la cárcel =
    · No quiero saber nada de ti =
    · Había mucha gente por todos lados =
    · Bah! eso lo puede hacer cualquiera =
    · No hay ningún lugar donde esconderse de él! =
    · Es una avariciosa, lo quiere todo =
    · Hay algo de ella que no me gusta =

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