Arbeitsblatt: Theoriebatt anywhere, something, anybody...

SOMEWHERE SOMETHING SOMEBODY (SOMEONE) Mit some und any drückst du eine unbestimmte Menge oder Anzahl aus. SOME: 1. 2. ANY: 1. 2. 3. In bejahenden Sätzen, Aufforderungen: bought some very nice stickers. Give me some juice, please. In höflichen Fragen oder Bitten: Would you like some more tea? Could we have some time to go shopping? In Fragen: Have you got any blue shoelaces? In Verneinungen: No, havent got any. In Bedingungssätzen: If had any, would give you some. places things persons somewhere anywhere something anything somebody (someone) anybody (anyone) nowhere nirgendwo everywhere überall nothing nichts everything alles nobody (noone) niemand everybody alle Use singular verb Everybody has problems. (not everybody have problems) 1) What are you doing tonight?. Why? 2) went to Janes house, but there was at home. 3) needs friends. 4) Lucy said, but didnt understand what she said. 5) Ruths parents live in the south of England. 6) Are you doing special at the weekend? 7) looked , but cant find my key. 8) There is at the door. 9) Is there at the door? 10) Did you go interesting for your holidays? 11) We dont go out, because there is to go. 12) Chris knows about computers. 1) What are you doing tonight? 2) went to Janes house, but there was nobody at home. 3) Everybody needs friends. Nothing. Why? 4) Lucy said something, but didnt understand what she said. 5) Ruths parents live somewhere in the south of England. 6) Are you doing anything special at the weekend? 7) looked everywhere, but cant find my key. 8) There is somebody at the door. 9) Is there anybody at the door? 10) Did you go anywhere interesting for your holidays? 11) We dont go out, because there is nowhere to go. 12) Chris knows everything about computers.