1.Complete the sentence with somebody,anybody or nobody:
a.There is ... in the classroom.
b.There isn't ... in the garden.
c.There is ... at school at this time of the Day. It's closed.
d.Who are you going to visit?I'm going to visit ... .
e.What's happening?I don't know. ... knows.
f.Do you know ... in Rio de Janeiro?
g.Who did you meet?... . The party was over.
h.I'm lonely.I don't have ... to tolk to.
2.Complete the sentence with something, anething or nothing:
a. It's too dark. I can't see ... .
b.What did Jane say?... .She didn't say ... .
c.I want ... to drink. I'm thirsty.
d.This bag is empty. There is ... .
e.There is ... to do this city! I'm bored.
f.I want to read ... about Steve Jobs.I'll buy a book about him.
g.Do you know ... about insects?
h.Children need ... to do or to play with.
3.Complete the sentence with everybody,everything or everywhere:
a. ... needs friends.
b.Tim knows ... about computers.
c.He goes ... with his motorcycle.He never drives his car.
d.I like all the people in this room. ... is friendly.
e.This hotel is comfortable and ... is clean.
f.Let's have breakfast. ... woke up hungry!
g.Gabriel's room is a mess.There are clothes ... .
h.You are right. ... you said about Chris is true.

1. I got up at seven in the morning.

2. I like black coffee.

3. He speaks three language.

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5. Restaurants stay open late in Spain.

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7. He has a flat near the centre.

8. What do you think of Shakespeare?

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10. Peter's in the kitchen. He is cooking breakfast.

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II. 1. He has four cars, all of them Rolls-Royces.

2. I'm going to have lunch with my mother tomorrow.

1. What do you think of Stephen Spielberg's latest film?

2. You're day-dreaming. What are you thinking about?

1. I expect an important phone call from America. Could you tell me when it

comes?

2. I am expecting you're hungry after so much hard work. Shall I get you something?

1. He is appearing to understand what you say to him, but when you ask him a  question, he isn't so sure.

2. Roy Pond appears at Her Majesty's Theatre in the role of King Lear.

1. Something smells good in the kitchen. What's cooking?

2. Why are you smelling the meat? Do you think it's gone off?

1. I need to know how much the meat weighs to know how long to cook it for.

2. Why are you weighing yourself? Do you think you've put on weight?

1. I see what you mean, but I don't agree.

2. She is seeing a solicitor about her aunt's will.

1. I usually pick up languages quickly, but I'm having difficulties learning Chinese.

2. He has more clothes than a department store.

1. It looks as if it's going to rain.

2.  What are you doing on your hands and knees?Are you looking for

something?

1. What are you thinking of doing when you leave here?

2 . How much do you think it would cost to fly to Australia?

I live with my parents in a large, four-room apartment. Going into it we can see a long corridor. Along it are three rooms. One room parent, another brother, and the third - my. There's also a kitchen where my mom spends all her time. There is also a bathroom and a toilet. Of course, our apartment has a living room. In it we are located when guests arrive or just watch TV with the whole family lying on the couch. In General, our apartment has everything you need for a full and happy life. I love my apartment very much.