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Indefinite Pronouns and relative clauses

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  • I’m lonely since everyone in my family is gone. I have ____________________ to talk to.
    no one
  • Can me omit the relative pronoun? "Those are the boys who I told you about"
    YES
  • We saw the art exhibition. It received excellent reviews from the critics.
    We saw the art exhibition which received excellent reviews from the critics.
  • ’What are you doing here? ’ ’I’m waiting for _______________, my mom will return in 5 minutes’
    someone
  • This bag is empty, there isn’t _______________ in it.
    anything
  • They live __________________ in the south of Spain.
    somewhere
  • The house is empty. _________________ lives there.
    No one
  • Freddie Mercury died in 1992. He was a famous singer.
    Freddie Mercury, who was a famous singer, died in 1992.
  • I’m bored. I don’t have _____________________ to do.
    anything
  • Can me omit the relative pronoun? "That's the old lady who inherited a fortune"
    NO
  • I don’t like this place. There’s _____________ to go.
    nowhere
  • Jeannette is going to marry a man. His brother is in my class.
    Jeannette is going to marry a man whose brother is in my class.
  • ______________ broke the window. I think it was my friend Davy....
    Someone
  • That book collection is really interesting. It's about a young witch.
    That book collection, which is about a young witch, is really interesting.
  • (Vocabulary) "to destroy a building"
  • It’s a secret. Don’t tell _________________.
    anyone
  • Did you go _______________ interesting for your vacation?
    anywhere
  • My neighbour looks very sad. Her husband died last month
    My neighbour, whose husband died last month, looks very sad
  • That's the shop. I bought my TV in that shop.
    That's the shop where I bought my TV.
  • We don’t go out very much, because there’s ____________________ to go
    nowhere
  • ’What did you have to eat?’ ’I ate ________________. I wasn’t hungry.
    nothing
  • Tom lives ________________ near Toronto.
    somewhere
  • He lost the money. I have given him the money.
    He lost the money that/which I have given him.
  • (Vocabulary) "to try"
    to attempt
  • (Vocabulary) "to turn from something solid into something soft or liquid"
    melt
  • The girl bought two tickets. She was standing in front of me.
    The girl who was standing in front of me bought two tickets
  • This is the wallet. Lucy found the wallet in the garden.
    This is the wallet that/which Lucy found in the garden.
  • Can me omit the relative pronoun? "These are the books which David lent me"
    YES
  • (Vocabulary) "a particular part or quality of someone that is not good"
    weakness
  • (Vocabulary) "the basic level of practical knowledge and judgment that we all need to help us live in a reasonable and safe way"
    common sense
  • (Vocabulary) "a floor or level of a building"
    storey
  • I want _______________ to read. I’m going to buy a magazine.
    something
  • The octopus is the only animal. It has three hearts.
    The octopus is the only animal which has three hearts.
  • William lost his wallet in the supermarket. He's very absent-minded.(despistado)
    William, who is very absent-minded, lost his wallet in the supermarket
  • ’Do you know ______________ who lives in Tokyo?’ ’Yes, I have a few friends there.’
    anyone
  • She said ______________, but I didn’t understand her.
    something
  • (Vocabulary) "If you _______________, you do not realize or show that you are grateful for how much you get from a situation or a person"
    take something for granted
  • I’m looking for my glasses. I can’t find them _________________.
    anywhere
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