Use the word in brackets ( ) with the underlined adjective or with else
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C Change each of these sentences into a sentence with the same meaning.
Use the word in brackets ( ) with the underlined adjective or with else.
► A strange thing happened yesterday. (something)
Something strange happened yesterday.
► Let’s listen to some different music. (something)
Let’s listen to something else.
1 Is there an interesting programme on TV tonight? (anything)
Is there anything on TV tonight?
2 You won’t find better food in any other place. (anywhere)
You won’t find better food anywhere.
3 Is there a cheap place we can go for lunch? (anywhere)
Is there anywhere we can go for lunch?
4 Let’s sit in a different place. (somewhere)
Let’s sit somewhere.
5 I’d like a hot drink. (something)
I’d like something to drink.
D Put the right form of a word beginning with some-, any-, no- or every- into the conversation.
Dennis: Have you read (▶) anything interesting lately?
Sarah: Yes, (1) ____ lent me a novel last week and I really enjoyed it.
Dennis: What was it about?
Sarah: It was about (2) ____ who goes to visit Australia. She likes to go (3) ____ alone. While she’s travelling around on her own, (4) ____ terrible happens to her. She loses (5) ____ including her passport and all her money. She doesn’t know (6) ____ who can help her, and she’s got (7) ____ to stay.
Dennis: What happens then?
Sarah: I’m not going to tell you (8) ____ else! You should read the book yourself.
Dennis: It sounds like a very depressing book! I’d prefer to read (9) ____ funny.
Sarah: No, read it. It’s great fun. And (10) ____ wonderful happens at the end.
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C Change each of these sentences into a sentence with the same meaning.
Use the word in brackets ( ) with the underlined adjective or with else.
► A strange thing happened yesterday. (something)
Something strange happened yesterday.
► Let’s listen to some different music. (something)
Let’s listen to something else.
1 Is there an interesting programme on TV tonight? (anything)
Is there anything on TV tonight?
2 You won’t find better food in any other place. (anywhere)
You won’t find better food anywhere.
3 Is there a cheap place we can go for lunch? (anywhere)
Is there anywhere we can go for lunch?
4 Let’s sit in a different place. (somewhere)
Let’s sit somewhere.
5 I’d like a hot drink. (something)
I’d like something to drink.
D Put the right form of a word beginning with some-, any-, no- or every- into the conversation.
Dennis: Have you read (▶) anything interesting lately?
Sarah: Yes, (1) ____ lent me a novel last week and I really enjoyed it.
Dennis: What was it about?
Sarah: It was about (2) ____ who goes to visit Australia. She likes to go (3) ____ alone. While she’s travelling around on her own, (4) ____ terrible happens to her. She loses (5) ____ including her passport and all her money. She doesn’t know (6) ____ who can help her, and she’s got (7) ____ to stay.
Dennis: What happens then?
Sarah: I’m not going to tell you (8) ____ else! You should read the book yourself.
Dennis: It sounds like a very depressing book! I’d prefer to read (9) ____ funny.
Sarah: No, read it. It’s great fun. And (10) ____ wonderful happens at the end.