Indefinite Pronouns Quiz

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Indefinite Pronouns Quiz


Froggy Jumps Indefinite Pronouns QuizVersion en ligne Pronoun choice game par The Royal Visions 1 There is ___ knocking at the door. a everyone b someone c anyone 2 Does ___ have a spare pencil I can borrow? a somewhere b no one c anyone 3 I looked around, but I didn’t see ___ in the room. a nobody b nothing c anyone 4 ___ was thrilled with the final results of the competition. a Anywhere b Everyone c Anyone 5 I am perfectly fine; I have ___ to complain about. a anything b nothing c anywhere 6 Is there ___ I can do to help you with your project? a someone b nothing c anything 7 I have looked ___ for my car keys, but they are gone. a everywhere b anywhere c somewhere 8 ___ called while you were out, but they didn't leave a name. a Anyone b No one c Someone 9 We need to go ___ quiet so we can focus on studying. a nowhere b anywhere c somewhere 10 Let's keep this a secret. Don't tell ___. a anyone b no one c someone 11 ___ in the office knew about the surprise party except the boss. a Anything b Anywhere c Everyone 12 The fridge is completely empty; there is ___ to eat. a anything b something c nothing 13 If ___ needs me, I'll be in the conference room. a everyone b nobody c anyone 14 I can't find my wallet ___. a anywhere b nowhere c somewhere 15 Did you meet ___ interesting at the networking event? a anywhere b anyone c anything 16 ___ to take out the trash tonight before the garbage truck arrives. a Someone have b Someone has c Anyone have 17 Look at the glass on the floor! Someone ___ broken the window. a have b has c having 18 ___ to be in charge of organizing the files? a Do anyone has b Does anyone have c Does someone has 19 Everyone ___ to attend the mandatory meeting at 3 PM. a having b have c has 20 No one ___ to stay late today; you can all go home. a are b has c have 21 I think someone ___ to fix this pipe before it bursts. a have b having c has 22 We can't keep avoiding the problem; someone ___ to talk to the manager. a have b having c has 23 Everyone ___ finished their assignments ahead of schedule. a have b having c has 24 Someone ___ left their umbrella in the hallway. a have b has c to has 25 ___ to sign this document before entering the facility. a Everyone have b Anyone have c Everyone has 26 Part 3: Modal Verbs (Should, Must, Have to) You ___ wear a seatbelt when driving; it's a strict law. a might b must c should 27 I have a terrible headache. I think I ___ go lie down. a must to b should c have 28 You ___ be at the airport two hours before your international flight. a must to b should to c have to 29 He ___ work on weekends because his employment contract requires it. a has to b must c should 30 You ___ read this book! I highly recommend it; it's absolutely amazing. a have b has to c must 31 We ___ leave right now, or we will miss the last train! a ought b have to c has to 32 I ___ wake up early tomorrow because I scheduled a doctor's appointment. a must to b have to c should 33 She ___ talk to her manager about a raise; she definitely deserves it. a should b has c must to 34 Employees ___ wash their hands before returning to the kitchen. a has to b should c must 35 You ___ apologize to him; your comments were very hurtful. a have b should c has to 36 Do we ___ wear formal clothes to the dinner party? a must b have to c should 37 He ___ be exhausted after running that 26-mile marathon! a must b has to c should 38 I think you ___ eat more vegetables if you want to improve your health. a must b should c have to 39 You ___ not speak to your teacher like that! a have to b must c should 40 To get a passport, you ___ fill out this specific government form. a have to b should c must to 41 Part 4: Modal Verbs vs. Indefinite Pronouns ___ must have accidentally left the front door unlocked. a Everyone b Anyone c Someone 42 ___ should learn how to perform basic CPR; it saves lives. a Anywhere b Everyone c Someone 43 Does ___ have to stay after class today for extra tutoring? a anyone b no one c someone 44 It’s highly confidential. You must not tell ___ what we discussed. a anyone b someone c no one 45 ___ has to clean the kitchen, but nobody wants to volunteer. a Someone b Everyone c Anyone 46 Should ___ bring snacks to the meeting, or will food be provided? a anyone b nothing c nowhere 47 I think ___ must have taken my jacket by mistake because mine is gone. a anyone b someone c no one 48 ___ has to follow the safety rules; there are absolutely no exceptions. a Any one b Everyone c Someone 49 If you are struggling with the software, you should ask ___ for help. a someone b anyone c nowhere 50 You don't have to pay for the tickets; ___ has already bought them for us. a anyone b someone c nothing

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Indefinite Pronouns QuizVersion en ligne

par The Royal Visions

There is ___ knocking at the door.

Does ___ have a spare pencil I can borrow?

I looked around, but I didn’t see ___ in the room.

___ was thrilled with the final results of the competition.

I am perfectly fine; I have ___ to complain about.

Is there ___ I can do to help you with your project?

I have looked ___ for my car keys, but they are gone.

___ called while you were out, but they didn't leave a name.

We need to go ___ quiet so we can focus on studying.

Let's keep this a secret. Don't tell ___.

___ in the office knew about the surprise party except the boss.

The fridge is completely empty; there is ___ to eat.

If ___ needs me, I'll be in the conference room.

I can't find my wallet ___.

Did you meet ___ interesting at the networking event?

___ to take out the trash tonight before the garbage truck arrives.

Look at the glass on the floor! Someone ___ broken the window.

___ to be in charge of organizing the files?

Everyone ___ to attend the mandatory meeting at 3 PM.

No one ___ to stay late today; you can all go home.

I think someone ___ to fix this pipe before it bursts.

We can't keep avoiding the problem; someone ___ to talk to the manager.

Everyone ___ finished their assignments ahead of schedule.

Someone ___ left their umbrella in the hallway.

___ to sign this document before entering the facility.

Part 3: Modal Verbs (Should, Must, Have to) You ___ wear a seatbelt when driving; it's a strict law.

I have a terrible headache. I think I ___ go lie down.

You ___ be at the airport two hours before your international flight.

He ___ work on weekends because his employment contract requires it.

You ___ read this book! I highly recommend it; it's absolutely amazing.

We ___ leave right now, or we will miss the last train!

I ___ wake up early tomorrow because I scheduled a doctor's appointment.

She ___ talk to her manager about a raise; she definitely deserves it.

Employees ___ wash their hands before returning to the kitchen.

You ___ apologize to him; your comments were very hurtful.

Do we ___ wear formal clothes to the dinner party?

He ___ be exhausted after running that 26-mile marathon!

I think you ___ eat more vegetables if you want to improve your health.

You ___ not speak to your teacher like that!

To get a passport, you ___ fill out this specific government form.

Part 4: Modal Verbs vs. Indefinite Pronouns ___ must have accidentally left the front door unlocked.

___ should learn how to perform basic CPR; it saves lives.

Does ___ have to stay after class today for extra tutoring?

It’s highly confidential. You must not tell ___ what we discussed.

___ has to clean the kitchen, but nobody wants to volunteer.

Should ___ bring snacks to the meeting, or will food be provided?

I think ___ must have taken my jacket by mistake because mine is gone.

___ has to follow the safety rules; there are absolutely no exceptions.

If you are struggling with the software, you should ask ___ for help.

You don't have to pay for the tickets; ___ has already bought them for us.