Everyone should bring ___ own food to the party. a) their b) his c) her

Answer: a) their. The pronoun “everyone” is singular but gender-neutral, so the correct pronoun to use is the
gender-neutral “their”.

___ of the students in the class did well on the exam. a) None b) All c) Some

Answer: c) Some. The indefinite pronoun “some” refers to an unspecified number of people, so it is the most
appropriate choice here.

Does anyone have ___ phone charger I can borrow? a) his b) her c) their

Answer: c) their. Again, the pronoun “anyone” is singular but gender-neutral, so the gender-neutral “their” is the
best choice here.

Each of the students ___ own desk in the classroom. a) has b) have c) had

Answer: a) has. The indefinite pronoun “each” is singular, so the correct verb form is “has”.

___ can participate in the contest if they meet the requirements. a) Somebody b) Everybody c)
Anybody

Answer: c) Anybody. The indefinite pronoun “anybody” is used to refer to any person, so it is the best choice here.

Neither of the candidates ___ very strong on foreign policy. a) were b) is c) Anybody

Answer: b) is. The indefinite pronoun “neither” is singular, so the correct verb form is “is”.

___ should be able to find a job if they have the right skills. a) Nobody b) Anybody c) Somebody

Answer: b) Anybody. The indefinite pronoun “anybody” is used to refer to any person, so it is the best choice here.

Some of the books ___ missing from the library. a) is b) are c) was

Answer: b) are. The indefinite pronoun “some” is plural, so the correct verb form is “are”.

___ is welcome to attend the meeting. a) Everyone b) Someone c) No one

Answer: a) Everyone. The indefinite pronoun “everyone” refers to every person, so it is the best choice here.

Either of the two candidates ___ be a good choice for the job. a) is b) are c) were

Answer: a) is. The indefinite pronoun “either” is singular, so the correct verb form is “is”.