This document provides a practice exercise on indefinite pronouns. It is divided into three parts. Part 1 contains sentences to be completed using indefinite pronouns like some, any, no, every. Part 2 contains similar sentences to be completed using pronouns like anybody, anything, anyone. Part 3 contains more sentences to practice indefinite pronouns like nobody, nothing, anyone. The document aims to help students practice identifying and using indefinite pronouns in different contexts through a fill-in-the-blank exercise.

1. Practice File_Indefinite Pronouns
Part I. Watch the video and complete the chart and the sentences below:
Some Any No Every
place
things
people
For example:
1. I want to go _______________ nice at the weekend.
2. _______________ broke my window.
3. Would you like to _______________?
4. It was boring. I didn’t do _______________ last night.
5. Has _______________ called me?
6. I don’t want to go _______________ tonight.
7. _______________ is home.
8. He has _______________ to go.
9. He has _______________ to eat.
10. _______________ likes chocolate.
Part II. Watch the video and complete the sentences below:
1. I didn't enjoy the party very much. I didn't know____________ and I wasn't given________to drink either.
2. I really need ________________ to eat. I haven't had__________all day.
3. I need _____________ to help me.
4. I don’t have ____________________ to do.
5. ________________ is having a lot of fun at the party.
6. There is _____________________ in the lobby.
Part III. Watch the video and complete the sentences below:
1. I went shopping but I didn’t _____________________________________________.
2. I knocked at the door but ___________________________ answered.
3. Did __________come while I was out?
4. Are you doing ______________________tonight?
5. ____________________ was at the party last night. We were all together.
6. I need _________________to help me with these bags. They are