ROOM 1: THE ABANDONED MANSION

You entered an abandoned mansion during a storm. The doors suddenly locked behind you. A voice whispers:

“Only students who master grammar can escape this room...”

Complete all 15 grammar challenges correctly by choosing the right option. Every answer must be perfect. When all answers are correct, you will unlock a secret sentence. Tell the sentence to your teacher to receive the next clue.

Grammar Challenges

1. Complete with a correct indefinite pronoun:

I looked everywhere, but I couldn’t find ______ inside the house.

2. Use MUST or CAN’T:

The lights are on upstairs. Somebody ______ be there.

3. Use a gerund:

Walking through dark hallways is ______.

4. Complete with SOMEBODY / ANYBODY / NOBODY:

There was ______ sitting in the old chair, but when we looked again, the chair was empty.

5. Make a deduction:

That scream came from the basement. It ______ be safe down there.

6. Complete with a participle adjective:

The students were extremely ______ after hearing strange noises.

7. Use a gerund:

I hate ______ alone in abandoned places.

8. Complete with EVERYTHING / SOMETHING / NOTHING:

The room was completely empty. There was ______ inside.

9. Use MUST or CAN’T:

The windows are broken and the furniture is covered in dust. People ______ live here now.

10. Use a participle adjective:

The movie was so ______ that nobody spoke during the final scene.

11. Complete with ANYWHERE / NOWHERE:

We searched everywhere, but there was ______ to hide.

12. Use a gerund:

______ exams late at night makes me nervous.

13. Complete with SOMETHING / ANYTHING:

I heard ______ moving behind the door.

14. Use MUST or CAN’T:

There’s blood on the floor. Somebody ______ have an injury.

15. Complete with a participle adjective:

The psychologist looked calm, but the patient seemed really ______.

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