Exercício de Inglês - Pronomes indefinidos (Indefinite pronouns)

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We use anyone, anybody and anything to refer to
both an open, unlimited set of things or people and 
specific things or people. We use them with a 
singular verb:
 
Indefinite Pronouns
 
Has anyone got a dictionary?
Anybody is welcome to join!
Can I do anything to help?
Anything, anything, anybody don't have a 
negative meaning on their own.
No one wanted to come back home, but
we had to.
NOT: Anyone wanted to come back home.
Anyone and anybody
 
Anyone and anybody have no difference
in meaning. But anybody is a little less
formal that anyone. Anyone is used more
in writing.
Rewinding
Alessandra Oliveira (Passei Direto)
Exercises
1. PUT THE PRASES BELOW IN THE REPORTED SPEECH.
a) “I WANT TO LIVE HERE”. _____________________
b) “I CAN’T STAND IT ANYMORE”! ___________________
c) “MRS. GREEN BORROED MY COAT TO GO OUTSIDE”.
______________________
d) “THE COPS SAY HE IS UNDERARRESTED”
e) WHEN I WAS YOUNGER MY GRANDPARENTS TOLD ME:
“BE
HAPPY AS POSSIBLE AS YOU CAN”.
_______________________
f) “LISA WILL PAY ALL HER BILLS TOMORROW”.
2. PUT THE SENTENCES IN THE REPORTED SPEECH TO
DIRECT SPEECH.
a) SHE (LANA) SAID THAT SHE WOULD TRAVEL NEXT
MONTH.
________________________
b) THEY (MY PARENTS) ADVISED ME TO START WOKING
EARLIER.
________________________
c) HE PROMISED THAT HE WOULD COME TODAY.
_________________________
d) SHE ASKED ME TO SHOW HER A PICTURE OF MY
CHILD.
Alessandra Oliveira (Passei Direto)