Indefinite Pronouns

Pronouns

Free Indefinite Pronouns practice — answer fast to snatch the scoop. Grammar game for primary school students.

Years 3–9

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Easy

I think there is _____ in the garden; I heard a noise. → someone · I left my phone on the bus; _____ must have taken it. → someone · Brilliant! _____ can sing this song quite like you. → No one · I was in trouble, and sadly _____ was there to help. → no one · I can't think of _____ better to do this job. → anyone · I left my bag on the train; almost _____ could have taken it. → anyone

Medium

I think I saw _____ move in the corridor; I saw a green flash. → something · _____ the size of a large dog is moving under that blanket. → Something · Delicious! _____ beats the flavour of your soup. → Nothing · Unfortunately, _____ on TV looks worth watching. → nothing · I don't think I've tasted _____ better than this pasta. → anything · I'm so bored; I'll play just about _____ right now. → anything

Hard

I saw _____ walking down the street, but I couldn't tell who it was. → someone · I think there is _____ in the garden; I heard a noise. → someone · I left my phone on the bus; _____ must have taken it. → someone · Brilliant! _____ can sing this song quite like you. → No one · I was in trouble, and sadly _____ was there to help. → no one · I can't think of _____ better to do this job. → anyone

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Grammar Part of Rollama's Pronouns quest, used with Years 3–9.

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