When to use Someone, Anyone and No One (video and exercise)

When to use Someone, Anyone and No One (video and exercise) Someone, anyone and no one or somebody, anybody and nobody, can be confusing pronouns for English students. These, and a few other words youll see in the video below, are known as non-specific pronouns. It is very easy to accidentally use the wrong one.For instance:(Someone/Anyone) is in the bathroom.No, there is not (Someone/Anyone) in the bathroom. Has (anyone/no one) seen my dog?No, (no one/anyone) has seen your dog.(No one/everyone) is using Facebook these days, even my mother.(No one/everyone) is using Google+, its not popular yet.Is (anyone/no one) home?Yes, there is (someone/anyone) here.It seems like (everyone/someone) watched the Olympics this year.My beer is not in the refrigerator. (No one/someone) has taken it!Is (no one/anyone) going to the party?(No one/anyone) is going to the party. Lucas Guerra Great tip, ??