Grammar 48 · Ingen / någon / alla · Grammar

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Ingen / någon / alla

Invitations and negative words

Invitations and negative words

means nobody; everyone. Noun forms still distinguish . Use for an unspecified person: . refers to some plural things or people. or means I am busy. An invitation can be short: .

  • Ingen har tid.Nobody has time.

  • Alla är välkomna.Everyone is welcome.

  • Är någon hemma?Is anybody home?

  • Jag känner inte någon.I do not know anybody.

  • Jag är upptagen.I am busy.

  • Kom på middag på lördag.Come to dinner this Saturday.

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