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negative
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| NO ONE and ANYONE are used
for
unspecified people (exactly the same as NOBODY and ANYBODY) But, "no one" is used in affirmative sentences, to give a negative idea. |
(affirmative sentence, but negative idea) |
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somebody |
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1) ____ knew that Gisell was interested in butterflies. |
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No one
B) Anyone |
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| 2) She didn't tell ____ about her interest. | ||
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no one
B) anyone |
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3) I wonder if I'll ever meet____ to marry... |
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A)
no one
B) anyone |
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| 4) ____ stays lonely forever. You'll meet someone. | ||
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No one
B) Any one |
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| 5) I'm just a little bit worried because ___ has asked me on a date for a long time. | ||
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no one
B) anyone |
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6) When I called my house, ___ answered the phone. |
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A)
no one
B) anyone |
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| 7) I guess there isn't ___ at home. | ||
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no one
B) anyone |
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8) We have a piano at my house, but ____ knows how to play it! |
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A)
no one
B) anyone |
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| 9) Really? There isn't ___ who can play? | ||
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no one
B) anyone |
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| 10)
Nope! ____ can play the piano!
("Nope" is slang for "NO") |
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No one
B) Anyone |
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