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1.
something
somehow
nothing
somebody
anything
anywhere
nobody
anybody
somewhere
nowhere
left you a message on the answer-phone. I don't know who.
2. I know I put my keys
something
somehow
nothing
somebody
anything
anywhere
nobody
anybody
somewhere
nowhere
!
3. Would you like
something
somehow
nothing
somebody
anything
anywhere
nobody
anybody
somewhere
nowhere
to drink? (offer)
4. Have you seen John? No, I haven't seen him
something
somehow
nothing
somebody
anything
anywhere
nobody
anybody
somewhere
nowhere
5. We expected a few people but
something
somehow
nothing
somebody
anything
anywhere
nobody
anybody
somewhere
nowhere
came to the party.
6. Would you like
something
somehow
nothing
somebody
anything
anywhere
nobody
anybody
somewhere
nowhere
else sir?
7. I have
something
somehow
nothing
somebody
anything
anywhere
nobody
anybody
somewhere
nowhere
to declare.
8. Has
something
somehow
nothing
somebody
anything
anywhere
nobody
anybody
somewhere
nowhere
seen the new Brad Pitt film?
9. I managed to do the exercise
something
somehow
nothing
somebody
anything
anywhere
nobody
anybody
somewhere
nowhere
10. I haven't been to Paris. I haven't been to Rome. I've been
something
somehow
nothing
somebody
anything
anywhere
nobody
anybody
somewhere
nowhere
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