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English Writing Exercise (All Levels)

Course 102, Unit 4, Lesson 4

Questions

Instructions: Write five questions to the community using the vocabulary from this lesson. Ex. Is anybody reading a good book?

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Is anybody sleeping on the couch? Yes, the girl is.
Is anything on the table? No, nothing isn´t the table.
Is anybody working at the building? Yes, the men are working.
Is anything in the box? Nothing is in the box.
Is anybody buying the food? Yes, everybody are.
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  • Don
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    No, nothing is on the table.

    OR

    There isn't anything on the table.
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  • pattyfan
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    Is anybody sleeping on the couch? Yes, the girl is. Is anything on the table? No, nothing isn´t is on the table. Is anybody working at in the building? Yes, the men are working. Is anything in the box? Nothing is in the box. Is anybody buying the food? Yes, everybody are is.

    It's strange, but the word "everybody" in English is singular.

    Great job!  Keep up the good work.

    Kevin
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  • Tony
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    No, nothing is on the table.

    Yes, everybody is.

    El inglés y el español usan los negativas diferentemente.

    Ejemplo:

    No hay ningún dinero = There is not any money.

     
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  • Jonathan Bearde...
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    Corrections:

    No, nothing isn´t the table.  No, nothing is on the table.

    Yes, everybody are.   Yes, everybody is.

    Grammar tips:  The indefinite pronouns anyone, everyone, someone, no one, nobody are always singular and, therefore, require singular verbs.
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  • sahar
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    evrybody is
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