The Pronoun-Adverb Challenge

Use some- (somebody, something, somewhere) in positive sentences for a non-particular person, thing, or place.

Use every- (everybody, everything, everywhere) in positive sentences and questions to talk about all people, things, or places.

Use no- (nobody, no one, nothing, nowhere) with a positive verb to mean no person, thing, or place.

Use any- (anybody, anyone, anything, anywhere) in negative sentences and questions.

We can also use any- in positive sentences when it means "it doesn't matter who/what/where."

Welcome to the Pronoun-Adverb Challenge!