The document provides instruction on using indefinite pronouns like "a", "an", "some", and "any" in sentences. It asks the reader to complete sentences with these words and fill in a table contrasting the affirmative and negative/interrogative forms of indefinite pronouns like "someone", "everyone", "anything", and "anything". The purpose is to review and test the reader's understanding of these basic grammar concepts.

1. English Alive!
Student’s Book 2
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2. English Alive!
Bring a torch!
You’ll need some insect repellent.
There isn’t any electricity.
Do I need any special equipment?any
any
a
some
Complete the sentences
with a, an, some and any.
Grammar a, an, some and any

3. English Alive!
Bring a torch!
You’ll need some insect repellent.
There isn’t any electricity.
Do I need any special equipment?any
any
a
some
Can you remember?
Grammar a, an, some and any

4. English Alive!
Complete the table
with the words in the box.
Grammar Indefinite pronouns
someone anyone something everyone anything
Affirmative verb
Negative or
interrogative verb
People
Things
someone
everyone
anyone
something
everything
anything

5. English Alive!
Can you remember?
Grammar Indefinite pronouns
someone anyone something everyone anything
Affirmative verb
Negative or
interrogative verb
People
Things
someone
everyone
anyone
something
everything
anything

6. English Alive!
Can you remember?
Grammar Indefinite pronouns
someone anyone something everyone anything
Affirmative verb
Negative or
interrogative verb
People
Things
someone
everyone
anyone
something
everything
anything