The document provides examples of using different indefinite pronouns - some, any, no, every - in sentences with countable and uncountable nouns. It demonstrates their common structures and usages, such as some and any being used in affirmative and negative sentences, no in affirmative sentences with negative meaning, and every in affirmative sentences. Corresponding fill-in-the-blank exercises are presented for practice with the indefinite pronouns.

1. • 1- He is a clever student. ( John)
• 2- She is travelling next week. ( Mary)
• 3- We need 2 persons to help us.
• we know the subject (john and mary) and the number (2 persons)
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2. • 1- we need some other people to help us.
• 2- Every smartphone has got a camera.
• 3- Is there any sugar lift? Plural noun
• 4- No one comes to school on Sunday.
We don’t know the exact number countable noun
indefinite articles uncountable noun

3. Personal
pronouns
The subject
is known
The number
is definite
He /she /I
/we …
Indefinite
pronouns
The subject
is unknown
The number
or amount is
not specific
Some/ any/
no/every

4. Nouns
countable
Book/ table
10 books/
2 tables
Uncountable
Bread /oil
/advice/ wood
sand …

5. Some
Any
No
Every

6. structure
usage
Some
structure
usage
Any
stucture
Usage
No
stucture
Usage
Every

7. 1_ She bought some new rings. Affimative sentence
indenite pronoun plural countable noun
2_ There is some ice on the window. Affimative sentence
indefinite pronoun uncountable noun
3_ would you like some coffee?
offer
Marker sentences:

8. some
structure
Some + plural
countable nouns
Some+uncountable
nouns
usage
Affirmative
sentence
offer

9. • 1- I don’t have any pencils.
negative sentence Plural countable noun
Indefenite pronoun
• 2- I don’t have any chocolate.
• Uncountable noun
Negative sentence indefenite pronoun
• 3- Have you read any good books lately?
plural countable noun
question indefenite article

10. any
structure
Any+plural
countable noun
any+
uncountable
noun
usage
Negative
sentence
question

11. • 1- there is no milk in the fridge.
• Indenfinite article uncountable noun
• affirmative sentene with negative meaning
• 2- there are no books on the table.
• Indefinite article plural countable noun
• affirmative sentene with negative meaning
no

12. no
structure
No+uncountable
noun
No+ plural
countable noun
usage
Affirmative
sentences with
negative meaning

13. • Every day she goes to visit her parents.
Affirmative sententce
Indefinite pronoun singular countable noun
Every

14. Every
structure
Every+singular
countable noun
usage
Affirmative
sentences

15. 1- she was looking for ……………… food.
2- have you got ………….. Chocolate cake?
3-…………tables are broken, we should take them
out.
4- in Britain there’s an airportin in………….. City.
5- we want to go for a trip but we have got
………… mony.

16. 1. 1- have you got ……………… English friends?
2. 2- no, I haven’t got ………………. English friends.
3. 3- but I have ………… English penfriends.
4. 4-he has……………….. Friends at all.
5. The bus took …………….. Student was standing at the bus
station
6. 5-would you like ………………… more orange juice.
7. 6-have you got ……………. money?
8. 7- yes, I’ve got ………………
9. She practices …………… day.
10. 8-have you got ……………….. water?
11. 9-No, I have’t got ………………
12. 10-there is …………… body in the classroom at the
moment. It’s empty.
13. …………….. Mother loves her childer.

17. 1. have you got any English friends?
2. no, I haven’t got any English friends.
3. but I have some English penfriends.
4. he has no Friends at all.
5. The bus took every Student was standing at the bus
station
6. would you like some more orange juice.
7. have you got any money?
8. yes, I’ve got some
9. She practices every day.
10. have you got some water?
11. No, I have’t got any
12. there is no body in the classroom at the moment. It’s
empty.
13. every Mother loves her childer.