11. Fill in the gaps with some-any-no derivatives:

1. I think there is … wrong with my watch. 2. Give me … to drink. 3. Has … in this group got a dictionary? … 4. Does he know … about computers? 5. The question was so difficult that … could answer. 6. … can answer this question. It is very easy. 7. We’ve got … to eat, we’ve got only … to drink. 8. Her relatives are … in Australia. 9. I don’t know … about your city. 10. … left a textbook in the classroom. 11. Is there … who knows French? 12. … needs friend. 13. He taught his son … he knows. 14. She often goes out … . 15. We didn’t go ….

12. Choose & underline the right variant:

1. I have some/something/somebody relatives in London. 2. There is some/something/somebody at home. 3. There is some/something/somebody interesting on TV tonight. 4. I can tell you some/something/somebody words about myself. 5. Is there any/anything/anybody on the table? 6. Have they any/anything/anybody parks in their city? 7. I don’t know any/anything/anybody about British Museum. 8. Will any/anything/anybody go on business to France? 9. We have no/nothing/ nobody friends in Paris. 10. There is no/nothing/nobody in the park because it’s too cold. 11. Let’s go somehow/somewhat/somewhere on Sunday? – No, thank you. I’m too tired to go somehow/somewhat/somewhere.

13. Complete these sentences with some-, any-, no-, every- derivatives:

1. Did you meet __________________ at the party?

Yes, I met __________________ who knows you!

2. Oh! There’s __________________ in my eye!

Let me look. No, I can’t see ___________________.

3. Let’s go __________________ for our holidays.

But we can’t go __________________ that’s too expensive.

4. I’m so unhappy. __________________ loves me.

I know __________________ who loves you. It’s me.

5. I lost my glasses. I looked __________________, but I couldn’t find them.

6. Did you buy __________________ at the shops?

No, _________________. I didn’t have any money.

7. I’m bored. I want ___________________ interesting to read, or _______________

interesting to talk to, or ___________________ interesting to go.

8. It was a great party. ____________________ loved it.

14. Translate the sentences:

1. I want to ask you some questions. 2. He has got some interesting English journals. 3. Give me some water, please. 4. I’d like to buy some flowers. 5. There is no place like home. 6. I haven’t got any money. 7. Have you got any relatives in Astana? 8. She didn’t make any mistakes in her test. 9. She told us something interesting. 10. Nothing will change the situation. 11. Ask somebody to help you. 12. My husband is on business somewhere in Canada. 13. Everything is all right! 14.Everyone knows that water is necessary for life.

15. Read the dialoques and dramatise them.

Ann: I say, Alice, do you live in a flat?

Alice: Yes, I do, but it's my parents' flat; I only have a room which is my own.

Ann: Is the flat large?

Alice: Rather. We have three bedrooms, a sitting room, a kitchen, a hall and a bathroom. My room is not very large, but very comfortable. There is not much furniture in it. On the left there is a sofa and a small table near it. At the window there is a desk. On the right there is a dressing table. Near it there is a wardrobe for my clothes.

Jack: Hello, Pete!

Pete: Nice to see you. Come in, please.

Jack: Oh, this is a wonderful new flat!

Pete: Yes, it is, and so close to the centre.

Jack: How many rooms are there in your flat?

Pete: Come and see... This is the kitchen; the bathroom is on the right.

Jack: Oh, the kitchen is so large! I like big kitchens.

Pete: And here is the dining room. We have little furniture here. We want to have some armchairs, a sofa and some more things.

Jack: Are you on the phone?

Pete: It's a pity, we aren't yet... Let me introduce you to my wife.

Pete's wife: How do you do. I hope you'll enjoy our housewarming party.