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Pronoun: Anyone/Someone - Negative to Affirmative
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Select the best sentence making it affirmative.

Pronoun: Anyone/Someone - Negative to Affirmative
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1. I don't think there is anything wrong with this calculator.
2. There isn't anything the matter with Carlos' ear.
3. There isn't anything the matter with Carlos' ear.
4. "He has something important to say to you."
5. We haven't spoken to anybody about it.
6. They couldn't find her anywhere.
7. There doesn't seem to be anybody in the office.
8. We haven't spoken to anybody about it.

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