Fill in the gaps with some, any, one, somebody, someone, anybody, anyone, something, anything where necessary. 1. There are cakes on the plate.
2. There aren't children in the schoolyard.
3. Does know how to solve this task?
4. Are there shopping centres here? — Yes, there are
5. I'm in a hurry. Give me shirt.
6. Is there in the fitting room? — Yes, there is
7. Do you like soft cheeses? — No, 1 prefer hard
8. I can't see on t[4? shelf.
9. Where can I buy needles and thread?
10. Take my pen. - Thank you, I have

1. there are some cakes on the plate

2. There arent any children in the schoolyard.

3. does anybody know how to solve this task?

4. Yes, there are some.

5. Give me some/any shirt

6. Is there somebody in the fitting room? — Yes, there is

7. Do you like any soft cheeses?

8.I can't see one/anything on the shelf.

9. some needles

10. i have one

mobile phones ,keeping fit

mobile phones entered our life not long ago, but today we can’t imagine our life without them. some doctors say that they are very harmful to the health, especially to the health of children.

the mobile phones emit electromagnetic radiation, and a number of different scientific institutes claim that this radiation is really very harmful, though still there is no hard evidence that showed that mobile phones caused harm in real humans. i try to talk over my mobile phone as less as possibleto avoid the health risks.

1.to test

2. -

3  to apply

4  to require

5   to fail

6  to fail