Indefinite Pronouns As SubjectsSet 8

1Thomas did not maintain a consistent point of view in the first paragraph of this paper. What revision should he make in sentence 5 to correct this problem?
2The right sentence
3What type of verb should be used with the indefinite pronouns both, few, many, others, and several?
4Does ..... play in the park
5Everyone in my family is very busy. However, we usually (spend) ..... time together.
6Choose the correct verb.Everyone who (take, takes) a picture will be in the yearbook.
7Anyone who has a dream of becoming a doctor will need to study very hard.
8The word 'Everyone' is followed by the verb in the
9Identify the correct verb form in the question below. Almost everyone play/plays a sport at one time or another.
10Choose the verb that makes the sentence grammatically correct. Turtles are honored in many countries; in China, for example, everyone (worships, worship) the legendary turtle named Dwei who created the universe.
11Who ..... he usually meet on Saturdays?
12Nobody ..... Indian here.
13Everybody ..... a place to stay tonight.
14I am sure everyone ..... better than I.
15Subject-verb agreement with indefinite pronouns: Somebody (wants/want) to speak with you.
16Nobody ..... the answer to that question.
17Complete with the correct form: Everyone ..... music. (like / likes)
18Indefinite pronouns take a .....
19..... you in class yesterday?
20None of the boys (plays, play) soccer.
21..... everybody ready to start now?
22True or False:'Everyone have their own locker' is a correct sentence.
23My name is Ming Chu. ..... Tan Ming Chu.
24Someone (need, needs) to take the dog on a walk.
25It's after midnight and I'm tired. ..... going to bed.
26No one except the assistants know the procedure.
27Nobody ..... the trouble I've seen.
28Complete the sentences: Everybody likes Tom. He ..... got a lot of friends.
29None of the cakes (was/were) left after the party.
30Identify each sentence as one of the following: a. correct b. incorrectEveryone should learn to speak and write their native language as well as possible.
31Everyone ..... Maths. They understand it at once.
32Read the short paragraph below and find the sentence that contains a grammatical error. (1) Our school's soccer team had a fantastic season. (2) Each player did their best to contribute to the team's success. (3) The championship game was won after a tense shootout. (4) It was the most exciting game of the year.
33When pronouns like FEW, MANY, SEVERAL, BOTH, and SOME are used as subjects it takes the plural form of the verb.
34A handyman and ..... repaired the leak.
35Who ..... two pencils?
36Everyone ..... indoors and classes begin again.
37Identify the sentence that uses the correct verb for the indefinite pronoun. The context is a pizza.
38Choose either SINGULAR or PLURAL:everyone
39Select the sentence that is incorrect in each group.
40Choose the verb that agrees with its subject and completes the following sentence.Everybody in the class ..... informed in advance about the change in schedule.
41..... from Peru. (about Liliana and I)
42None of the options ..... suitable for our requirements.
43On the way back, everyone quickened their pace.
44Remember, no one ..... allowed to leave without permission.
45Anybody who was there (knows, know) that Kaitlyn gave a good speech.
46Silvi adalah seorang suster.
47What type of verb is typically used with singular distributive pronouns?
48Everyone was taken to hospital last night, .....?
49Nobody ..... to lose.
50(One, several) of my sisters runs in the marathon every year.
51Everybody ..... (is, are) hoping that this pandemic will end soon.
52No one from the crowd ..... face mask.
53Fill in the correct form: Everybody ..... on the dancefloor now.
54You should always be on the lookout for new opportunities, but one should also avoid burning bridges if possible.
55Who ..... how many offices we have contacted for the survey?
56Nobody had anything against that, .....?
57None of the performances (takes, take) place outside.
58No one (has, have) a greater collection of books than my friend Russel.
59Everyone ..... expected to attend, but only a few ..... sent the invitations.
60True or False:The distributive pronouns 'either' and 'neither' should always be used with a plural verb, like in the sentence 'Neither of the boys are going.'
61No one has heard about the accident last night.