Fill in the blanks with some, any, no, every or indefinite pronouns. 1. A: You seem to be worried about ........................... . What is it? B: It's ........................... special. The usual problems of mine. 2. A: Don't believe ........................... word Lisa says. B: Well, she has never told me ........................... lies so far. 3. A: There are ........................... people who want to talk to you, but they have ........................... appointment. B: Tell them I am at a meeting right now. 4. A: There are times when ........................... understands me. B: You know that you can call me ........................... time you feel down. 5. A: Could we meet ........................... time in the afternoon? B: I'm afraid I'm terribly busy today. 6. A: You don't have to tell ........................... about our plans. B: I only told my parents about them. What's wrong with that? 7. A: So you mean to say that you completely disagree with John. B: No. Not ........................... he says is wrong. There are ........................... points that he is right about. 8. A: You can't have put your wallet ........................... here. We would have found it by now. B: I'm sure it is ........................... here. Let's look for it a bit more. GRAMMAR ZONE 1 ■ PRIVILEGE 12