Bill has lost his keys

A: There is 1) nothing/something more annoying than losing 2) something/anything.

B: What have you lost?

A:My keys. They must be 3) anywhere/somewhere in the house, but I �ve got 4) no/any idea where. I can �t find them 5) nowhere/anywhere.

B: Are you sure you haven �t left them 6) anywhere/nowhere by mistake?

A: Of course not. They can �t be 7) somewhere/anywhere else but here. 8) No one/Someone must have hidden them.

B: Why would 9) no one/anyone hide your keys? There is 10) any/no reason for 11) anyone/no one to do 12) nothing/something so silly.

A: Well, I need 13) some/any help to find them. I have to go 14) anywhere/somewhere important this afternoon.

B: Calm down. It �s 15) some/no use getting angry about 16)anything/something like this. Look! There are 17)no/ some keys on that chair.

A: They �re mine! Oh, I feel so silly!

Use a suitable pronoun

1 A: Is there ...anything... good on television tonight?
   B: I don �t know. Look in the newspaper.
2 A: Would you like..............    to eat?
   B: No, I don �t want.................., thank you.
3 A: There is................here to see you.
   B: Who is it?
4 A: I went to Jane �s house, but there was.............at home.
   B: Perhaps she has gone.............nice for the weekend.
5 A: I have...............time to do all this work.
   B: Is there..............I can do to help?
6 A: Was the party good last night?
   B: Not really.  There were hardly...........people there.
7 A: I have to go shopping, but I don �t have..........money.
   B:I �ll lend you...............if you like.
8 A: Have you seen Michael................    ?
   B: No, I haven �t seen him.
9 A: The town was very busy today. There was..............    to park.
   B:They should build ............... new parking facilities.
10 A: What would you do if you were lost?
   B: I would ask............for directions.
11 A: Is there................you would like to go this weekend?
     B: I �d like to go London. It’s   nice and quiet.
12 A: Is................wrong with Paul?
     B: No, there �s...............wrong with him. He �s just tired.

Hi there! I am not 100% sure about my answers but I hope it will be faster for somebody to check and correct my answers than to do the ex. from the very beginning. Hope it helps... 

A: There is 1) nothing more annoying than losing 2)something.

B: What have you lost?

A:My keys. They must be 3) somewhere in the house, but I �ve got 4) no idea where. I can �t find them 5) anywhere.

B: Are you sure you haven �t left them 6) anywhere by mistake?

A: Of course not. They can �t be 7) anywhere else but here. 8) Someone must have hidden them.

B: Why would 9) anyone hide your keys? There is 10) no reason for 11) anyone to do 12) something so silly.

A: Well, I need 13) some help to find them. I have to go 14)somewhere important this afternoon.

B: Calm down. It �s 15) no use getting angry about 16)anything like this. Look! There are 17) some keys on that chair.

A: They �re mine! Oh, I feel so silly!

Use a suitable pronoun

1 A: Is there anything good on television tonight?
B: I don �t know. Look in the newspaper.
2 A: Would you like something to eat?
B: No, I don �t want anything, thank you.
3 A: There is somebody here to see you.
B: Who is it?
4 A: I went to Jane �s house, but there was nobody at home.
B: Perhaps she has gone somewhere nice for the weekend.
5 A: I have no time to do all this work.
B: Is there anything I can do to help?

6 A: Was the party good last night?
B: Not really. There were hardly any people there.
7 A: I have to go shopping, but I don �t have any money.
B:I �ll lend you some if you like.
8 A: Have you seen Michael anywhere ?
B: No, I haven �t seen him.
9 A: The town was very busy today. There was nowhere to park.
B:They should build some new parking facilities.
10 A: What would you do if you were lost?
B: I would ask somebody for directions.
11 A: Is there  somewhere you would like to go this weekend?
B: I �d like to go London. It�s nice and quiet.
12 A: Is anything wrong with Paul?
B: No, there �s nothing wrong with him. He �s just tired.