(Копія) The Pronoun

There isn’t any/no sugar in the bowl.

Are there any/some strawberries in the fridge?

Would you like no/some coffee?

Is there any/no flour in the bag?

Can I have some/any milk?

I bought any/some bread.

There are no/any oranges in the bowl.

I can’t make something/anything.

I think somebody/no one call you. Just wait a bit.

There is something/somebody in the room. Do you hear?

I haven’t got my camera, so I can’t take some/any photographs.

Are there some/any letters for me this morning?

Do you know nothing/anything about politics?

I didn’t smoke any/no cigarettes yesterday.

There wasn’t anybody/nobody in the room.

There is nothing/anything in the bathroom.

There isn’t anything/something in the bag.

The house is empty. There is no one/anybody in it.

Don’t tell anybody/nobody about it.

He doesn’t understand anything/nothing.

Please tell anybody/nobody about our secret.

Do you know anything/something about computers?

Tom lives somewhere/anywhere near London.

What have you lost? I have lost anything/something/nothing. Everything is OK.

Do you know no one / somebody in London?

You can choose anything/nothing/something you want. Please, do it.

Unfortunately, none/somebody of us can speak Italian. But we speak English very well.

It was so boring at the party that everybody/anybody left.

She is such a nice girl that somebody/everybody likes her.

Where are you going tonight? I think nowhere/somewhere. I'll be at home. I have my hands full.