22. Indefinita pronomen

Are there /några/ any buses after midnight?

No, there are /inga/ no late buses on weekends.

I've got /några/ some photos of the party to show you.

I didn't get /några/ any photos.

There was /ingen/ no film left in my camera!

Did you see /några/ any swans on the lake?

No, there weren't /några/ any there today.

But we saw /några/ some ducks.

Last week I saw /några/ some boys with a kite (drake).

There wasn't /någon/ any wind yesterday.

We tried today, but there was /ingen/ no wind.

Did you get /några/ any tickets for the concert?

No, there weren't /några/ any seats left.

John gave me /några/ some extra tickets for Saturday afternoon.

He has /ingen/ no time to go.

She put /någonting/ something in my hand.

I lent /någon/ someone money, but I can't remember who it was.

I saw /någon/ someone in the room.

There was /något/ something I wanted to tell you.

There was /ingenting/ nothing left on the plate. She had eaten it all.

I can hear /någon/ someone walking up the stairs. Who is it?

I asked the children where their teacher was, but /ingen/ none of the children knew,

I'm so sad. /Ingen/ No one remembered my birthday.

I didn't go to the party, because /ingen/ no one invited me.

I went to the bazaar, but I bought /ingenting/ nothing The things were too expensive.

Do you know /någonting/ anything about this? the teacher asked.

I didn't recognize /någon/ anyone at the meeting.

Do you think /någon/ anyone can speak English here?

Is there /någonting/ anything I can do for you?

Did you see /någon/ anyone get off the bus?

Is there /någon/ anyone who can help me with my homework?

You must bring /någonting/ something to the party!

Is there /någonting/ anything special you need?

I'm sure /någon/ someone has been in my room and borrowed my pens.

I haven't seen /någon/ anyone go into the room.

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