5.3.1 Indefinite Pronoun

1. Has anyone seen my car keys?

2. Another car accident happened along this road this afternoon.

3. Neither of them speaks English.

4. There _ (was/were) fewer _ (robbery/robberies) reported in the area last month.

4. There were fewer robberies reported in the area last month.

5. None of the students has/have got full marks in maths. (Both has/have can be used.)

6. Much is expected to be collected in the donation drive.

7. It is estimated that less has been spent on advertising for this year compared to last year.

8. Much of the city was destroyed in the attack.

9. There is someone waiting for you outside the house.

10. Some more work has to be done before we can complete it.

11. If anything happens, let's not blame each other.

12. This place attracts tourists but there is nothing to do or see around here.

13. Very few of the volunteers come from the local area.

14. Little is known about the people who lived here thousands of years ago.

15. Not all the feathers come from the same turkey.

16. All we need to do it is a hammer and some nails.

17. Something in the kitchen smells like rotten meat.

18. Some of you here have not paid your membership fee.

19. Some dirt has accumulated under the carpet.

20. Some people have contributed money but much more is needed.