Презентация Choices

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EUROPE

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Volkswagen

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Mercedes

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Austria

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Vienna

Some

• something
• someone
• somewhere

• A part / a portion
• Used in positive sentences

Examples

• There is someone at the door.
• I’m hungry. I want something to eat.
• Let’s go somewhere to eat.

Any

• anything
• anyone
• anywhere

Used in negative sentences and questions

Examples

• There isn’t anyone at the door.
• Are you hungry? Do you want anything to eat?
• Are we going anywhere tonight?

BUT!

I like any kind of cake.

Every

• everything
• everyone
• everywhere

• Means ALL
• Used in both. negative and positive sentences.

Examples

• Everyone was looking at her .
• I washed everything yesterday.

• Everywhere we went, people were friendly.

No

• nothing
• no one
• nowhere

• Means zero or not any
• Only 1 negative word in a sentence

Examples

• I phoned many times but no one answered.
• There's nothing to tell.

• He has nowhere else to go.

We use a singular verb after these pronouns:

No one loves Sally.

Everything was ready for the party.

Is anyone late?

Something has happened.

Complete the sentences with some / any + one, thing, where

A: Let’s … something …

B: There’s nothing … ...

Homework

WB p.98 № 1,2,3