Тест на неопределенно-личные местоимения
тест по английскому языку (6, 7 класс)

Test IV. Indefinite Pronouns

1. Is there (someone/ no one/ anyone) new in your class?
2. I don’t want to go (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) this week.
3. I’m thirsty. I want (something/ nothing/ anything) to drink.
4. Can you see my pen (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere)?
5. Look! There’s (nothing/ someone/ anything) in the bag. It’s empty.
6. Put this money (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) safe. Don’t lose it.
7. The house is empty. There is (someone/ no one/ anyone) here.
8. I’m hungry, but there isn’t (something/ nothing/ anything) to eat.
9. Oh, no! I can’t find my glasses (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere).
10. I’m thirsty. – Would you like (something/ nothing/ anything) to drink?
11. I don’t like the city. It’s too busy and there is (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) to park the car.
12. Oh, no! We are lost! – Don’t panic. We can ask (someone/ no one/ anyone) for help.

Test V. Indefinite Pronouns

1. I’m so bored. There is (someone/ nothing/ anything) to do around here.
2. I want to go (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) warm for my holiday.
3. I’m sorry but I can’t do (something/ nothing/ anything) to help you right now.
4. What about cooking (something/ nothing/ anything) tasty for dinner?
5. Wow! I can feel (something/ nothing/ anything) on my head. Is it a spider?
6. Don’t tell that we can go (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) else. Tom wants to go only to the cinema.
7. Jim wants to merry Christine and (someone/ no one/ anyone) can stop him.
8. Are you doing (something/ nothing/ anything) at the moment?
9. I’m so bored and there’s (someone/ no one/ anyone) at home.
10. In this picture there is (someone/ no one/ something) on the chair. Is it a boy?
11. Can you buy eggs, sausages, apples and (something/ nothing/ anything) to drink.
12. That man over there looks like (someone/ no one/ anyone) I know.

Test I. Indefinite Pronouns

1. I’m so bored and there’s (someone/ no one/ anyone) at home.
2. I don’t want to go (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) this week.
3. I’m thirsty. I want (something/ nothing/ anything) to drink.
4. Look! There’s (nothing/ someone/ anything) in the bag. It’s empty.
5. Can you see my pen (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere)?
6. Are you doing (something/ nothing/ anything) at the moment?
7. Can you buy eggs, sausages, apples and (something/ nothing/ anything) to drink.
8. That man over there looks like (someone/ no one/ anyone) I know.

Test II. Indefinite Pronouns

1. The house is empty. There is (someone/ no one/ anyone) here.
2. I’m hungry, but there isn’t (something/ nothing/ anything) to eat.
3. Oh, no! I can’t find my glasses (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere).
4. I’m thirsty. – Would you like (something/ nothing/ anything) to drink?
5. I don’t like the city. It’s too busy and there is (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) to park the car.
6. Oh, no! We are lost! – Don’t panic. We can ask (someone/ no one/ anyone) for help.
7. I’m so bored. There is (someone/ nothing/ anything) to do around here.
8. Is there (someone/ no one/ anyone) new in your class?

Test III. Indefinite Pronouns

1. I’m sorry but I can’t do (something/ nothing/ anything) to help you right now.
2. What about cooking (something/ nothing/ anything) tasty for dinner?
3. Wow! I can feel (something/ nothing/ anything) on my head. Is it a spider?
4. Don’t tell that we can go (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) else. Tom wants to go only to the cinema.
5. Jim wants to merry Christine and (someone/ no one/ anyone) can stop him.
6. Are you doing (something/ nothing/ anything) at the moment?
7. In this picture there is (someone/ no one/ something) on the chair. Is it a boy?
8. I want to go (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) warm for my holiday.

Test. Indefinite Pronouns Answers:

1. Is there (someone/ no one/ anyone) new in your class?
2. I don’t want to go (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) this week.
3. I’m thirsty. I want (something/ nothing/ anything) to drink.
4. Can you see my pen (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere)?
5. Look! There’s (nothing/ someone/ anything) in the bag. It’s empty.
6. Put this money (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) safe. Don’t lose it.
7. The house is empty. There is (someone/ no one/ anyone) here.
8. I’m hungry, but there isn’t (something/ nothing/ anything) to eat.
9. Oh, no! I can’t find my glasses (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere).
10. I’m thirsty. – Would you like (something/ nothing/ anything) to drink?
11. I don’t like the city. It’s too busy and there is (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) to park the car.
12. Oh, no! We are lost! – Don’t panic. We can ask (someone/ no one/ anyone) for help.
13. I’m so bored. There is (someone/ nothing/ anything) to do around here.
14. I want to go (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) warm for my holiday.
15. I’m sorry but I can’t do (something/ nothing/ anything) to help you right now.
16. What about cooking (something/ nothing/ anything) tasty for dinner?
17. Wow! I can feel (something/ nothing/ anything) on my head. Is it a spider?
18. Don’t tell that we can go (somewhere/ nowhere/ anywhere) else. Tom wants to go only to the cinema.
19. Jim wants to merry Christine and (someone/ no one/ anyone) can stop him.
20. Are you doing (something/ nothing/ anything) at the moment?
21. I’m so bored and there’s (someone/ no one/ anyone) at home.
22. In this picture there is (someone/ no one/ something) on the chair. Is it a boy?
23. Can you buy eggs, sausages, apples and (something/ nothing/ anything) to drink.
24. That man over there looks like (someone/ no one/ anyone) I know.