Replace the pronoun any and its derivatives by no or its derivatives making other necessary changes.
MODEL: I haven’t any German books. - I have no German books.
She doesn’t know anything. - She knows nothing.
1.The little boy hasn’t any toys.
2.There isn’t any water in the jug.
3.There aren’t any fruit trees in the park.
4.We haven’t any lessons on Sunday.
5.It was so dark that we couldn’t see anything.
6.We haven’t learnt any new words this week.
7.She did not ask anyone to help her.
8.I didn’t see anyone there.
9.I didn’t know anything about it.
10.There wasn’t any ticket to the cinema last night.

1.The little boy hasn’t any toys. -The little boy has no toys.

2.There isn’t any water in the jug. -There is no water in the jug.

3.There aren’t any fruit trees in the park. -There are no fruit trees in the park.

4.We haven’t any lessons on Sunday. -We  have no lessons on Sunday.

5.It was so dark that we couldn’t see anything. -It was so dark that we could see nothing.

6.We haven’t learnt any new words this week. -We have learnt no new words this week.

7.She did not ask anyone to help her. -She asked nobody to help her.

8.I didn’t see anyone there. - I saw nobody there.

9.I didn’t know anything about it. - I knew nothing about it.

10.There wasn’t any ticket to the cinema last night.-There was no any ticket to the cinema last night.

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