Because I’ve lost my favorite toy car. I left it (1) nowhere / somewhere /anywhere but I can’t remember where.

A:         Have you looked for it?

B:         Yes, but I can’t find it (2) anywhere / everywhere / nowhere.

A:         Did you ask (3) someone / no one / anyone if they had seen it?

B:         I asked (4) everyone / someone / no one in my class and (5) any / no / some teachers too, but (6) anybody / nobody / somebody had seen it.

A:         Well, never mind, I’ll buy you (7) anything / everything / something else.

B:         I don’t want (8) nothing / anything / everything else – I want my favorite toy car!

A:         William, what’s that in your pocket?

B:         It’s my car! It was here all the time.

1.    I need to go to the dentist's. I've got a terrible headache / stomach ache / toothache.

2.    I don't feel / have / make well. What shall I do?

3.    Stop saying / chatting / shouting. Everyone in the street can hear you.

4.    My sister calls / surfs / sends about fifty text messages every day.

5.    Please turn up / off / on the lights before you leave the building.

6.    I argued / chatted / spoke with my best friend and now she isn't talking to me.

7.    ‘How tall is the Eiffel Tower?’

'It's about 320 litres / metres / kilogrammes.'

8.    Look at / on / up that fantastic mobile phone! I want to buy it!

II. Fill in (very) little, a little, (very) few or a few.

~ I'm going shopping. I need to buy ...a few... things for tonight’s party.

1.    ……………………….people swim in the sea in the winter.

2.    I can't wait for you. I’ve got ………………………. time.

3.    There is ………………………. snow on the ground. Thechildren can’t make a snowman.

4.    He knows ………………………. people.  They can help him find a job.

5.    We need ………………………. milk and  ………………………. eggsto make the cake.

6.    I have ………………………. free time for hobbiesbecause I work a lot.

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