1. Choose the correct variant

... of them tried to explain ... most clearly.

a) each, everything

b) every, something

c) both, every

d) everybody, any

e) somebody, some

Choose the correct variant and open the brackets. Model: I know (somebody / something) from Spain. - I know somebody from Spain. 1. There is (somebody / something) in my hand. 2. I'm reading (somebody / something) about Picasso. 3.

Exercise 2. Choose the right variant. 1. I have (some, something, somebody) relatives in London. 2. There is (some, something, somebody) at home. 3. There is (some, something, somebody) interesting on TV tonight. 4.

1) ... students of our group will take part in this conference. (some, any) 2) Do you know ... foreign language? (some, any) 3) I shall go ... on Sunday. (somewhere, anywhere) 4) ... told us a very funny story. (somebody, anybody) 5) I don't know ...

Are there any/some rabbits in the garden Are there any/some children in the class There aren't any/some chairs in the room Are there any/some birds in the tree There isn't any/some money in the bag There is any/some coffee in the cup There are

Choose the correct one comparing and giving explanation. 1 The most / most animals can communicate. 2 dogs are the most / most intelligent animals. 3 the most / most people like to keep pets at home 4the most / most dogs have an easy life in the USA.