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! l\'d prefer to read (9)........... funny.
Sarah: No, read it. It\'s great fun. And (10).............. wonderful happens at the end.
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! l\'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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1 somebody
2 somebody
3 everywhere
4 something
5 everything
6 anybody
7 nowhere
8 anything
9 something
10 something