Using quantifiers: Any, No, None

This exercise will help you understand the difference between the quantifiers any, no, and none. These words are often used when we talk about quantity in negative or interrogative sentences. You will practice choosing the correct quantifier based on context, verb tense, and sentence structure. Great for improving your fluency and avoiding common mistakes in everyday English.

1. I looked everywhere but found _____ keys in the drawer.

any

none

2. Did you see _____ of your friends at the party last night?

any

none

3. There were _____ seats left when we arrived at the theater.

none

any

4. _____ of the students passed the test last week.

None

Any

5. We didn’t buy _____ bread because the bakery was closed.

any

none

6. She has _____ idea what you're talking about.

none

any

7. Have you received _____ emails from him today?

any

none

8. _____ of his answers were correct.

None

Any

9. We don’t have _____ milk left in the fridge.

any

none

10. _____ one was home when I rang the bell.

None

Any

11. _____ of the books were interesting to me.

None

Any

12. There is _____ reason to worry right now.

any

none