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The parents would like to go ...... hot on holiday this summer.
1. somewhere
2. anywhere
3. everywhere
4. nowhere
David doesn't live ...... near the Main Square. Actually, you can find his house in a small village just outside the capital.
1. anywhere
2. somewhere
3. everywhere
4. nowhere
The children are very lazy. They actually want to go ...... but stay at home and watch TV all day.
1. nowhere
2. somewhere
3. everywhere
4. anywhere
Our new CEO is a very helpful guy. You see, he's been almost ...... in the world and knows a great deal about a lot of stuff.
1. everywhere
2. somewhere
3. everywhere
4. nowhere
The couple hope to go ...... nice and quiet for the evening.
1. somewhere
2. nowhere
3. anywhere
4. everywhere
Is there ...... we can stop over for a quick lunch? I'm really starving and you keep saying that we just have to go ahead.
1. nowhere
2. anywhere
3. somewhere
4. everywhere
A: Is there ...... we can stop over for a quick lunch?
B: Sure, there's plenty of places we can go to. Just decide which one you like best.
1. somewhere
2. anywhere
3. everywhere
4. nowhere
A: Is there a place we could take the children and enjoy ourselves as well, darling?
B: Unfortunately, there's ...... we could have fun and let the children enjoy themselves at the same time.
1. nowhere
2. anywhere
3. somewhere
4. everywhere
Uncle Charlie went ...... for a beer or two. Do you know where he is now?
1. somewhere
2. anywhere
3. everywhere
4. nowhere
Our supervisor is ...... to be found. Where might she have gone?
1. nowhere
2. somewhere
3. everywhere
4. anywhere
I'm afraid there isn't ...... you can park your car. The car park is full to the last parking space.
1. anywhere
2. somewhere
3. everywhere
4. nowhere
There is ...... I would like to go on our honeymoon but it might just be too expensive.
1. somewhere
2. everywhere
3. nowhere
4. anywhere

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