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Some, Any, No and their compounds

SOME : l'élément dont je parle est vu comme existant.

Ex: I have some very good friends.

 

ANY : l'élément dont je parle n'est pas vu comme existant, soit parce que je ne sais pas (d'où son utilisation dans les questions), soit parce que je dis qu'il n'existe pas (dans les négations accompagné de NOT).

Ex: Have you seen any star when you were in Los Angeles?

No, unfortunately, I haven't seen any.

 

NO : l'élément dont je parle est vu comme non-existant.

Ex: There is no power in my battery.

 

Some, Any et No s'utilise avec des composés pour créer de nouveaux mots

SomeAnyNo
Someone = quelqu'unAnyone = quelqu'unNo one = personne
Somebody = quelqu'unAnybody = quelqu'unNobody = personne
Somewhere = quelque partAnywhere = quelque partNowhere = nulle part

Exercise : Fill in the blanks with Someone, Anyone or No one

I’ve asked you not to tell !

I can assure you, I told about your problem.

I didn't tell at all!

Well, said something because now my mother knows about it!

(Doorbell rings) 'There's   at the door.'

Does    know the answer?

I spoke to    about it yesterday.

There wasn't    there at all.

Do you think that    will be there?

 believed them.

Would    like some more tea?

  has left their umbrella behind.

Shouldn't we ask    for help?

I was very upset because    remembered to call me.

Doesn't    care?

You should have told   about it.

 

What is the difference between Anywhere and Everywhere?

Not ... anywhere = nulle part

Everywhere = dans CHAQUE endroit

Exercise : Fill in the blanks with Somewhere, Anywhere, Nowhere or Everywhere

1. Will you go for the holidays this summer?

2. I will go with you. I don’t think you are trustworthy enough.

3. I cannot find the last message from you but I know for sure that it is in my mail.

4. Today is Independence Day, so you can see flags around.

5. Tommy is in the yard but I cannot see him .

6. Mila is bored. She is ill and has to stay at home. She can go outside.

7. I don’t know where this place is located. Maybe, it is near London.

8. I have visited many countries and people were hospitable and friendly to me I’ve been.

9. Did you go on Sunday?

10. You can find plastic things — at home, at work, in the streets, and even in the wild.

11. Your pink T-shirt is on the shelf. Look for it more carefully.

12. We won't travel this summer. We are short of money.

13. Nicky lives in particular. He is homeless.

14. I don’t feel at home else apart from my native town.