Complete the sentences
Fill in the Blanks: Understanding Someone vs. Anyone
Test your grasp of English grammar with our engaging fill-in-the-blank quiz! This quiz highlights the subtle differences between 'someone' and 'anyone', helping you sharpen your language skills.
You'll be presented with 10 questions that challenge you to choose the correct word in context.
- Perfect for learners of all levels
- Instant feedback after each question
- Fun way to improve your English
There's ............. On the phone for you.
Someone
Anyone
Did ............. Ring me last night?
Someone
Anyone
She has .................- a rich husband and a big house.
Everything
Nothing
He has.................- not a penny to his name.
Everything
Nothing
I can't find my keys! I've looked..................
Somewhere
Everywhere
I want to go away on holiday -.............. hot.
Somewhere
Everywhere
'Who did you speak to at the party?' .............. . I just stayed for ten minutes, then I left!
Anyone
No one
I couldn't see ..............I knew at the party, so I left.
Anyone
No one
It was a great concert!.............. Enjoyed it.
Someone
Everyone
Could .............. Lend me £5 till the end of the week?
Someone
Everyone
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