Indefinite Pronouns As Subject

Application 9
Instructions In the space provided after each sentence, type in the subject followed by the verb asked for (in bold and in parentheses) in the simple present tense. 1. All of the bread __________ (to look) moldy.
2. All of the slices __________ (to look) moldy.
3. Some of the bottles __________ (to smell) strange.
4. Some of the milk __________ (to smell) strange.
5. None of the eggs __________ (to show) those tiny cracks.
6. None of the butter __________ (to show) any spoilage.
7. Most of this warehouse __________ (to need) a new refrigeration system.
8. Most of these rooms __________ (to need) new refrigerators.
9. Any of the cosmetics that you find in the drawer __________ (to belong) to the people who lived here before.
10. Any of the medicine in those drawers __________ (to belong) to the people who just moved out.

/* */ CONTENTS MAIN PAGE 12.1 Pretest 12.2 Writing 12.3 Present Tenses 12.4 Was and Were 12.5 There is, There are, and There Were 12.6 Modifying Phrases or Clauses 12.7 Indefinite Pronouns as Subjects 12.8 Who, Which, and That as Subjects 12.9 Compound Subjects 12.10 Review and Practice Part 1 12.10 Review and Practice Part 2 12.11 Fun with Grammar 12.12 Return to Your Writing 12.13 Mastery Test