1) I am going to buy … (some/any/something) olive oil for the salad.
2) Sorry. We don’t have … (some/any/no) free time now.
3) Is there … (somebody/anybody/everybody) in the house?
4) … (somebody/everybody/nobody) knows that two plus two is four.
5) It’s very cold here, so … (somebody/anybody/nobody) wants an ice-cream.

Correct answers:

• 1. I am going to buy some olive oil for the salad.
• 2. Sorry. We don’t have any free time now.
• 3. Is there anybody in the house?
• 4. Everybody knows that two plus two is four.
• 5. It’s very cold here, so nobody wants an ice-cream.

Some is usually used in affirmative sentences, any in negatives and questions. Everybody means all people, and nobody means no one.

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