indefinite pronouns

Indefinite pronouns

Indefinite pronouns

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• 1. Ostin omenia.

• 1. I bought *** apples.

• 2. Jääkaapissa on voita.

• 2. There’s *** butter in the fridge.

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• 1. I bought some apples.


• 2. There’s *** butter in the fridge.

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• 1. I bought some apples.


• 2. There’s some butter in the fridge.

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• 3. Joku roisto varasti lompakkoni.

• 3. *** thief/rascal stole my wallet.

• 4. Opiskelija tarvitsi aikaa, joten annoin sitä hänelle.

• 4. The student needed (***) time, so I gave her ***.

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• 3. Some thief/rascal stole my wallet.


• 4. The student needed (***) time, so I gave her ***.

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• 3. Some thief/rascal stole my wallet.


• 4. The student needed (some) time, so I gave her some.

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• 5. Jonain päivänä hänet saadaan kiinni.

• 5. *** day he will be caught.

• 6. Osa lihasta, jonka ostin, oli pilaantunutta.

• 6. *** of the meat I bought was rotten.

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• 5. Some/one day he will be caught.


• 6. *** of the meat I bought was rotten.

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• 5. Some/one day he will be caught.


• 6. Some of the meat I bought was rotten.

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• 7. Jotkut ihmiset olivat nähneet varkaan.

• 7. *** people had seen the thief.

• 8. Ostitko yhtään hunajaa?

• 8. Did you buy *** honey?

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• 7. Some people had seen the thief.


• 8. Did you buy *** honey?

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• 7. Some people had seen the thief.


• 8. Did you buy any honey?

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• 9. En muistanut ostaa yhtään munia.

• 9. I didn’t remember to buy *** eggs.

• 10. Kukaan meistä ei nähnyt varasta.

• 10. *** saw the thief.

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• 9. I didn’t remember to buy any eggs.


• 10. *** saw the thief.

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• 9. I didn’t remember to buy any eggs.


• 10. None of us saw the thief.

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• 11. Jääkaapissa on tuskin yhtään maitoa.

• 11. There’s hardly *** milk left in the fridge.

• 12. Mikä tahansa sanakirja auttaa sinua.

• 12. *** dictionary will help you.

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• 11. There’s hardly any milk left in the fridge.


• 12. *** dictionary will help you.

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• 11. There’s hardly any milk left in the fridge.


• 12. Any dictionary will help you.

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• 13. Kuka tahansa osaa tehdä munakkaan.

• 13. *** can make an omelette.

• 14. En tiedä mitään Janetin suunnitelmista.

• 14. I don’t know *** about Janet’s plans.

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• 13. Anyone can make an omelette.


• 14. I don’t know *** about Janet’s plans.

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• 13. Anyone can make an omelette.


• 14. I don’t know anything about Janet’s plans.

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• 15. Onko TV:ssä mitään mielenkiintoista?

• 15. Is there *** interesting on the telly?

• 16. Mitä tahansa on saattanut tapahtua.

• 16. *** may have happened.

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• 15. Is there anything interesting on the telly?


• 16. *** may have happened.

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• 15. Is there anything interesting on the telly?


• 16. Anything may have happened.

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• 17. Jonkun on täytynyt nähdä hänet.

• 17. *** must have seen her.

• 18. Kuka tahansa meistä olisi valmis auttamaan.

• 18. *** would be ready to help.

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• 17. Somebody/Someone must have seen her.


• 18. *** would be ready to help.

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• 17. Somebody/Someone must have seen her.


• 18. Any (one) of us would be ready to help.

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• 19. Joku meistä voisi soittaa ambulanssin.

• 19. *** could call an ambulance.

• 20. Joidenkin teistä pitäisi tehdä jotain.

• 20. *** should do ***.

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• 19. One of us could call an ambulance.


• 20. *** should do ***.

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• 19. One of us could call an ambulance.


• 20. Some of you should do something.

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• 21. En syönyt aamiaista tänä aamuna.

• 21. I *** have *** /I had *** breakfast this morning.

• 22. Tällä alueella ei ole yhtään mukavaa ravintolaa.

• 22. There *** nice / *** nice restaurants in the area.

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• 21. I didn’t have any /I had no breakfast this morning.


• 22. There ***nice / *** nice restaurants in the area.

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• 21. I didn’t have any /I had no breakfast this morning.


• 22. There are no nice / aren’t any nice restaurants in the area.

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• 23. Meillä ei ole maitoa eikä leipääkään ole jäljellä.

• 23. We haven’t got *** milk and there’s *** bread left, either.

• 24. Ostin eilen paljon leipää, mutta jäljellä ei ole yhtään.

• 24. I bought a lot of bread yesterday, but there’s *** left.

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• 23. We haven’t got any milk and there’s no bread left, either.


• 24. I bought a lot of bread yesterday, but there’s *** left.

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• 23. We haven’t got any milk and there’s no bread left, either.


• 24. I bought a lot of bread yesterday, but there’s none left.

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• 25. Kukaan Janetin veljistä ei tiedä missä hän on.

• 25. *** of Janet’s brothers knows where she is.

• 26. Ketkään meistä eivät tiedä oikeaa vastausta.

• 26. *** of us know the right answer.

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• 25. None of Janet’s brothers knows where she is.


• 26. *** us know the right answer.

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• 25. None of Janet’s brothers knows where she is.


• 26. None of us know the right answer.

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• 27. Emme voi tehdä mitään.

• 27. There’s *** we can do. / There isn’t *** …

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• 27. Emme voi tehdä mitään.

• 27. There’s nothing we can do. / There isn’t anything …

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• 28. Kukaan ei voi auttaa sinua.

• 28. *** can help you.

• 29. Tämän talon joka asunnossa on sauna.

• 29. *** apartment in this house *** a sauna.

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• 28. No one /Nobody can help you.


• 29. *** apartment in this house *** a sauna.

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• 28. No one /Nobody can help you.


• 29. Every apartment in this house has a sauna.

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• 30. Jokainen opiskelija osaa käyttää kirjastoa.

• 30. *** student knows how to use the library.

• 31. Koirani on kaikkien kaveri.

• 31. My dog is *** friend.

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• 30. Every student knows how to use the library.


• 31. My dog is *** friend.

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• 30. Every student knows how to use the library.


• 31. My dog is everybody’s / everyone’s friend.

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• 32. Luulen, että olemme pakanneet kaiken.

• 32. I think we have packed ***.

• 33. Onko jokainen saanut lippunsa?

• 33. Has *** got *** ticket(s)?

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• 32. I think we have packed everything.


• 33. Has *** got *** ticket(s)?

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• 32. I think we have packed everything.


• 33. Has everybody got their ticket(s)?

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• 34. Kaikki eivät olleet iloisia päätöksestä.

• 34.*** was happy about the decision.

• 35. Annoin jokaiselle opiskelijalle uudet ohjeet.

• 35. I gave *** student new instructions.

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• 34. Not everybody was happy about the decision.


• 35. I gave *** student new instructions.

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• 34. Not everybody was happy about the decision.


• 35. I gave every student new instructions.

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• 36. Kunkin opiskelijan tulisi työskennellä itsenäisesti.

• 36. *** student should work independently.

• 37. Kukin heistä tietää vastauksen.

• 37. *** knows the answer.

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• 36. Each student should work independently.


• 37. *** knows the answer.

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• 36. Each student should work independently.


• 37. Each of them knows the answer.

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• 38. Sanoitko jotain?

• 38. Did you say ***?

• 39. Saisinko vähän lisää kakkua?

• 39. Can I have *** more cake?

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• 38. Did you say something?


• 39. Can I have *** more cake?

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• 38. Did you say something?


• 39. Can I have some more cake?

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• 40. En halua olla täällä yhtään kauempaa.

• 40. I don’t want to stay here ***.

• 41. Sää ei ole tänään yhtään parempi.

• 41. The weather isn’t *** better today.

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• 40. I don’t want to stay here any longer.


• 41. The weather isn’t *** better today.

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• 40. I don’t want to stay here any longer.


• 41. The weather isn’t any better today.

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• 42. Joka tapauksessa meidän on mentävä.

• 42. ***, we have to go.

• 43. Tilanne oli kaikkea muuta kuin miellyttävä.

• 43. The situation was *** pleasant.

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• 42. Joka tapauksessa meidän on mentävä.

• 42. At any rate / Anyhow, we have to go.


• 43. The situation was *** pleasant.

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• 42. Joka tapauksessa meidän on mentävä.• 42. At any rate / Anyhow, we have to go.


• 43. The situation was anything but pleasant.

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• 44. Emme lähteneet yhtään liian aikaisin.

• 44. We left ***.

• 45. Ainoastaan opettaja tiesi mitä oli tapahtunut.

• 45. *** the teacher knew what had happened.

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• 44. We left none too soon.


• 45. *** the teacher knew what had happened.

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• 44. We left none too soon.


• 45. Nobody but the teacher knew what had happened.

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• 46. Kirjoita vain joka toiselle riville.

• 46. Write on *** line.

• 47. Tapaan Janetin kaupungissa aina silloin tällöin.

• 47. I meet Janet in town ***.

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• 46. Write on every second line.


• 47. I meet Janet in town ***.

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• 46. Write on every second line.


• 47. I meet Janet in town every now and then / every so often.

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• 48. Yhtenä päivänä menimme maalle.

• 48. *** we went to the country.

• 49. Muuan serkkusi vei meidät sinne autollaan.

• 49. *** took us there in his car.

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• 48. One day we went to the country.


• 49. *** took us there in his car.

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• 48. One day we went to the country.


• 49. One of your cousins / A cousin of yours took us there in his car.

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• 50. Jotkut meistä eivät olleet koskaan käyneet siellä.

• 50. *** had never been there.

• 51. Tapasimme erään vanhan miehen siellä.

• 51. We met *** old man there.

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• 50. Some of us had never been there.


• 51. We met *** old man there.

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• 50. Some of us had never been there.


• 51. We met an old man there.

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• 52. Voiko näissä metsissä retkeillä?

• 52. Can *** go hiking in these forests?

• 53. Kyllä, mutta täällä eksyy helposti.

• 53. Yes, but *** loses *** way easily here.

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• 52. Can one go hiking in these forests?


• 53. Yes, but *** loses *** way easily here.

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• 52. Can one go hiking in these forests?


• 53. Yes, but one loses one’s / his way easily here.

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• 54. Pidän näistä vihkoista. Saisinko yhden sinisen ja kaksi punaista?

• 54. I like these notebooks. Can I have a blue *** and two red ***, please?

• 55. Kummanko vihkon aiot ostaa, tämän vai tuon?

• 55. Which notebook are you going to buy, *** or ***?

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• 54. I like these notebooks. Can I have a blue one and two red ones, please?


• 55. Which notebook are you going to buy, *** or ***?

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• 54. I like these notebooks. Can I have a blue one and two red ones, please?


• 55. Which notebook are you going to buy, this one or that one?

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• 56. Minulla on kaksi koiraa. Toinen on ruskea ja toinen musta.

• 56. I have got two dogs. *** is brown and *** black.

• 57. Toinen korvani on kuuro.

• 57. I’m deaf in *** ear.

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• 56. I have got two dogs. One is brown and the other black.


• 57. I’m deaf in *** ear.

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• 56. I have got two dogs. One is brown and the other black.


• 57. I’m deaf in one ear.

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• 58. Onko sinulla muita ongelmia?

• 58. Have you got *** problems?

• 59. Tunnen sinut, mutta keitä ovat muut vieraat?

• 59. I know you, but who are *** guests?

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• 58. Have you got any other problems?


• 59. I know you, but who are *** guests?

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• 58. Have you got any other problems?


• 59. I know you, but who are the other guests?

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• 60. Haluaisitko vielä yhden kupin teetä?

• 60. Would you like to have *** cup of tea?

• 61. Mennään puiston toiselle puolelle.

• 61. Let's go to *** side of the park.

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• 60. Would you like to have another cup of tea / one more cup...


• 61. Let's go to *** side of the park.

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• 60. Would you like to have another cup of tea / one more cup...


• 61. Let's go to the other side of the park.

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• 62. Jotkut pitävät kahvista, jotkut teestä.

• 62. *** people like coffee, *** like tea.

• 63. Löysin toisen hansikkaani, mutta missä on toinen?

• 63. I found *** of my gloves, but where's ***?

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• 62. Some people like coffee, others like tea.


• 63. I found *** of my gloves, but where's ***?

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• 62. Some people like coffee, others like tea.


• 63. I found one of my gloves, but where's the other (one)?

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• 64. Lähdimme kymmeneltä, toiset viipyivät keskiyöhön asti.

• 64. We left at ten, *** stayed till midnight.

• 65. Aluksi emme kiinnittäneet mitään huomiota toisiimme.

• 65. In the beginning we didn't pay *** attention to ***.

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• 64. We left at ten, the others stayed till midnight.


• 65. In the beginning we didn't pay *** attention to ***.

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• 64. We left at ten, the others stayed till midnight.


• 65. In the beginning we didn't pay any attention to each other.

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• 66. Me tunnemme toistemme ongelmat.

• 66. We know *** problems.

• 67. Meillä ei ollut muita yhteisiä harrastuksia kuin lumilautailu.

• 67. We had *** interests in common than snowboarding.

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• 66. We know each other's problems.


• 67. We had *** interests in common than snowboarding.

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• 66. We know each other's problems.


• 67. We had no other interests in common than snowboarding.

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• 68. Mitä muuta voin tehdä hyväksesi?

• 68. Is there *** I can do for you?

• 69. Kuka muu kieltäytyi tulemasta?

• 69. Who *** refused to come?

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• 68. Is there anything else I can do for you?


• 69. Who *** refused to come?

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• 68. Is there anything else I can do for you?


• 69. Who else refused to come?

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• 70. Ei kukaan muu.

• 70. ***.

• 71. Mitä muuta Janet kertoi sinulle?

• 71. What *** did Janet tell you?

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• 70. No one else.


• 71. What *** did Janet tell you?

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• 70. No one else.


• 71. What else did Janet tell you?

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• 72. Tämä on varmaankin jonkun muun sateenvarjo.

• 72. This must be *** umbrella.

• 73. Janet on varmaan jossain muualla.

• 73. Janet must be ***.

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• 72. This must be someone else's umbrella. / somebody else's ...


• 73. Janet must be ***.

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• 72. This must be someone else's umbrella. / somebody else's ...


• 73. Janet must be somewhere else.

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• 74. Molemmat veljeni ovat minua pitempiä.

• 74. *** my brohers are taller than me.

• 75. Molemmilla on kaksi lasta.

• 75. *** have two children.

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• 74. Both my brohers are taller than me.


• 75. *** have two children.

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• 74. Both my brohers are taller than me.


• 75. Both (of them) have two children.

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• 76. Molemmat kirjat ovat kiinnostavia.

• 76. *** are interesting.

• 77. En löytänyt kännykkääni kummastakaan autosta.

• 77. I didn't find my mobile in *** the cars.

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• 76. Both the books / Both books / Both of the books are interesting.


• 77. I didn't find my mobile in *** the cars.

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• 76. Both the books / Both books / Both of the books are interesting.


• 77. I didn't find my mobile in either of the cars.

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• 78. Kumpikaan auto ei ole lukossa.

• 78. *** car is locked.

• 79. Voit pysäköidä tien kummalle puolelle tahansa.

• 79. You can park on *** side of the road.

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• 78. Neither car is locked.


• 79. You can park on *** side of the road.

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• 78. Neither car is locked.


• 79. You can park on either side of the road.

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• 80. Kaikki teinit eivät pidä meluisasta musiikista.

• 80. *** teenagers like noisy music.

• 81. Kaikki meistä tietävät, mitä täällä tapahtui.

• 81. *** know what happened here.

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• 80. Not all teenagers like noisy music.


• 81. *** know what happened here.

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• 80. Not all teenagers like noisy music.


• 81. All of us know what happened here.

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• 82. Kulutin kaikki rahani.

• 82. I spent *** my money.

• 83. Kaikki vieraat lähtivät keskiyöhön mennessä.

• 83. *** guests left by midnight.

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• 82. I spent all my money.


• 83. *** guests left by midnight.

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• 82. I spent all my money.


• 83. All the guests left by midnight.

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• 84. Kaikki, mitä olen kertonut sinulle, on totta.

• 84. *** I've told you is true.

• 85. Ostin kaiken, mitä pyysit.

• 85. I bought *** things you asked for.

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• 84. All that / Everything that I've told you is true.


• 85. I bought *** things you asked for.

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• 84. All that / Everything that I've told you is true.


• 85. I bought all the things you asked for.

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• 86. Kaikki on valmiina.

• 86. *** ready.

• 87. Missä kaikki ovat?

• 87. Where *** ***?

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• 86. Everything is ready.


• 87. Where *** ***?

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• 86. Everything is ready.


• 87. Where is everybody / everyone?

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• 88. Hän söi koko kakun.

• 88. He ate *** cake.

• 89. Koko lokakuu oli sateinen.

• 89. *** October was rainy.

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• 88. He ate the whole cake.


• 89. *** October was rainy.

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• 89. The whole of October was rainy.

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• 89. The whole of October was rainy.

• (the whole + sana, joka voi saada artikkelin / the whole of + sana, joka ei saa artikkelia koskaan)

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• 90. Kaikki suomalaiset katselivat Euroviisuja.

• 90. *** Finland watched The Eurovision Song Contest.

• 91. Lumi peittää koko Suomen tammikuussa.

• 91. Snow covers *** Finland in January.

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• 90. All Finland watched The Eurovision Song Contest.


• 91. Snow covers *** Finland in January.

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• 90. All Finland watched The Eurovision Song Contest.


• 91. Snow covers the whole of Finland in January.

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• 92. Melkein pyörryin kun näin onnettomuuden.

• 92. I *** fainted when I saw the accident.

• 93. Ennen muuta pidin hänen hymystään.

• 93. ***, I liked her smile.

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• 92. I all but fainted when I saw the accident.


• 93. ***, I liked her smile.

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• 92. I all but fainted when I saw the accident.


• 93. Above all, I liked her smile.

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• 94. Yritä ymmärtää häntä – hän on sentään erittäin nuori.

• 94. Try to understand her – she is very young ***.

• 95. Menitkö Intiaan aivan yksin?

• 95. Did you go to India ***?

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• 94. Try to understand her – she is very young after all.


• 95. Did you go to India ***?

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• 94. Try to understand her – she is very young after all.


• 95. Did you go to India all alone?

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• 96. Kaiken kaikkiaan pärjäsin aika hyvin.

• 96. ***, I managed pretty well.

• 97. Minulla ei ollut paljon rahaa mutta silti matkustin 1. luokassa.

• 97. I didn't have much money, but I travelled first class ***.

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• 96. All in all, I managed pretty well.


• 97. I didn't have much money, but I travelled first class ***.

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• 96. All in all, I managed pretty well.


• 97. I didn't have much money, but I travelled first class all the same.

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• 98. Aivan ensiksi menin lähimmälle poliisiasemalle.

• 98. *** I went to the nearest police station.

• 99. Kiitos paljon. Eipä kestä.

• 99. Thank you very much. ***.

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• 98. First of all I went to the nearest police station.


• 99. Thank you very much. ***.

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• 98. First of all I went to the nearest police station.


• 99. Thank you very much. Not at all.

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• 100.Joitakin päiviä sitten tapasin vanhan opettajani.

• 100. *** I met my old teacher.

• 101.Soitan sinulle tässä jonakin päivänä.

• 101.I'll call you ***.

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• 100.The other day I met my old teacher.


• 101.I'll call you ***.

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• 100.The other day I met my old teacher.


• 101.I'll call you one of these days.

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• 102.Puhuimme muun muassa sinusta.

• 102. *** we talked about you.

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• 102.Puhuimme muun muassa sinusta.

• 102.Among other things we talked about you.

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• 103.Toisaalta pelkäsimme häntä, ...

• 103. ***, we were afraid of him...

• 104. ..., toisaalta ihailimme häntä.

• 104. ..., *** we admired him.

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• 103. On the one hand we were afraid of him...


• 104. ..., *** we admired him.

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• 103. ***, we were afraid of him...


• 104. ..., on the other (hand) we admired him.

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• 105.Minun piti auttaa häntä, muutoin olisimme myöhästyneet.

• 105.I had to help him. *** we'd have been late.

• 106.Meidän on juostava tai muuten myöhästymme.

• 106.We'll have to run *** we'll be late.

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• 105.I had to help him. Otherwise we'd have been late.


• 106.We'll have to run *** we'll be late.

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• 105.I had to help him. Otherwise we'd have been late.


• 106.We'll have to run or else we'll be late.

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• 107.Tee niinkuin käsken, tai muuten...

• 107.Do what I tell you ***!

• 108.Kukaan muu kuin Janet ei olisi uskaltanut sanoa sitä.

• 108. *** Janet would have dared to say that.

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• 107.Do what I tell you or else!


• 108. *** Janet would have dared to say that.

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• 107.Do what I tell you or else!


• 108.No one (else) but Janet would have dared to say that.

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• 109.Hän ei tehnyt kovin monta virhettä.

• 109.She didn't make very *** mistakes.

• 110.Tapasin siellä paljon mielenkiintoisia ihmisiä..

• 110.I met *** of interesting people there.

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• 109.She didn't make very many mistakes.


• 110.I met *** of interesting people there.

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• 109.She didn't make very many mistakes.


• 110.I met a lot of / lots of / plenty of / a (great) number of interesting people there.

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• 111.Tällä alueella on paljon kauppoja.

• 111.There are *** shops in this area.

• 112.Hyvin monet ihmiset tuntevat veljesi.

• 112. *** people know your brother.

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• 111.There are a great number of shops in this area.


• 112. *** people know your brother.

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• 111.There are a great number of shops in this area.


• 112.Very many people know your brother.

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• 113. Minulla ei ole paljon rahaa jäljellä.

• 113. I don't have *** money left.

• 114. Meillä oli paljon vaivaa Janetin löytämisessä.

• 114. We had *** of trouble finding Janet.

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• 113. I don't have much money left.


• 114. We had *** of trouble finding Janet.

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• 113. I don't have much money left.


• 114. We had a lot of / lots of / plenty of / a great amount of trouble finding Janet.

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• 115. Meillä oli paljon aikaa.

• 115. We had *** time.

• 116. Sinulla on liikaa työtä.

• 116. You've got *** work to do.

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• 115. We had plenty of time / a lot of time. / lots of time.


• 116. You've got *** work to do.

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• 115. We had plenty of time / a lot of time. / lots of time


• 116. You've got too much work to do.

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• 117. Voit ottaa niin monta kirjaa kuin haluat.

• 117. You can take *** books *** you like.

• 118. Janet teki enemmän virheitä kuin John.

• 118. Janet made *** mistakes *** John.

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• 117. You can take as many books as you like.


• 118. Janet made *** mistakes *** John.

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• 117. You can take as many books as you like.


• 118. Janet made more mistakes than John.

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• 119. Jill teki eniten virheitä.

• 119. Jill made *** mistakes.

• 120. Useimmat ihmiset pitävät hänestä.

• 120. *** like her.

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• 119. Jill made the most mistakes.


• 120. *** like her.

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• 119. Jill made the most mistakes.


• 120. Most people like her.

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• 121. Useimmat niistä ihmisistä, jotka tuntevat hänet, ihailevat häntä.

• 121. *** people who know her admire her.

• 122. Täältä menee vain harvoja junia Tervolaan.

• 122. There are *** trains from here to Tervola.

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• 121. Most of the people who know her admire her.


• 122. There are *** trains from here to Tervola.

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• 121. Most of the people who know her admire her.


• 122. There are few trains from here to Tervola. / only a few trains …

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• 123. Pidä kiirettä. Aikaa on hyvin vähän jäljellä.

• 123. Hurry up. There's very *** time left.

• 124. Siihen aikaan vain hyvin harvat osasivat lukea.

• 124. In those days *** people could read.

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• 123. Hurry up. There's very little time left.


• 124. In those days *** people could read.

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• 123. Hurry up. There's very little time left.


• 124. In those days very few people could read.

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• 125. Vietin joitakin viikkoja ulkomailla viime kesänä.

• 125. I spent *** weeks abroad last summer.

• 126. Aikaa on jonkin verran jäljellä. Ehdimme hörpätä sumpit.

• 127. There's *** time left. We can have a cup of coffee.

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• 125. I spent a few weeks abroad last summer.


• 127. There's *** time left. We can have a cup of coffee.

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• 125. I spent a few weeks abroad last summer.


• 127. There's a little time left. We can have a cup of coffee.

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• 128. Vain erittäin harvat ihmiset tietävät tästä.

• 128. *** people know about this.

• 129. Vain muutamia ihmisiä ilmaantui paikalle.

• 129. *** people turned up.

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• 128. Only very few people know about this. / Only a few people


• 129. *** people turned up.

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• 128. Only very few people know about this. / Only a few people


• 129. Only a few people turned up.

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• 130. Ymmärsin vain vähän Janetin puheesta.

• 130. I understood *** of Janet's speech.

• 131. Saimme vähemmän sadetta kuin luulin.

• 131. We got *** rain *** I thought.

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• 130. I understood only a little of Janet's speech.


• 131. We got *** rain *** I thought.

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• 130. I understood only a little of Janet's speech.


• 131. We got less rain than I thought.

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• 132. Aurinkoisia päiviä oli vähemmän kuin toivoin.

• 132. There were *** sunny days *** I had hoped for.

• 133. Tavallisesti meillä on vähiten aurinkoisia päiviä lokakuussa.

• 133. We usually have *** sunny days in October.

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• 132. There were fewer sunny days than I had hoped for.


• 133. We usually have *** sunny days in October.

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• 132. There were fewer sunny days than I had hoped for.


• 133. We usually have the fewest sunny days in October.

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• 134. Olen ollut New Yorkissa muutaman kerran.

• 134. I've been to New York *** times.

• 135. Olen tehnyt lukuisia Lontoon matkoja ja tavannut lukemattomia lontoolaisia.

• 136. I've made *** visits to London and met *** Londoners.

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• 134. I've been to New York several times. /a few times


• 136. I've made *** visits to London and met *** Londoners.

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• 134. I've been to New York several times. /a few times


• 136. I've made numerous visits to London and met innumerable Londoners.

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• 137. Olen viettänyt aika monta yötä hotelleissa.

• 137. I've spent *** nights in hotels.

• 138. Vain harvat ystävistäni ovat käyneet Japanissa.

• 138. *** friends of mine have been to Japan.

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• 137. I've spent quite a few nights in hotels.


• 138. *** friends of mine have been to Japan.

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• 137. I've spent quite a few nights in hotels.


• 138. Few / Only a few friends of mine have been to Japan.

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• 139. Viime vuosina en ole matkustellut paljon.

• 139. *** I haven't travelled a lot.

• 140. Kuinka vanha Janet on? Kaksikymmentäviisi enintään.

• 140. How old is Janet? Twenty-five ***.

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• 139. In the last few years I haven't travelled a lot.


• 140. How old is Janet? Twenty-five ***.

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• 139. In the last few years I haven't travelled a lot.


• 140. How old is Janet? Twenty-five at the most.

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• 141. Hänen sisarensa on ainakin kolmekymmentä vuotta vanha.

• 141. Her sister is *** thirty years old.

• 142. Se ei haittaa ollenkaan.

• 142. It doesn't matter ***.

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• 141. Her sister is at least thirty years old.


• 142. It doesn't matter ***.

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• 141. Her sister is at least thirty years old.


• 142. It doesn't matter in the least.

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• 143. Tämä on viimeinen lause. Vihdoinkin!

• 143. This is the last sentence. *** !

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• 143. Tämä on viimeinen lause. Vihdoinkin!

• 143. This is the last sentence. At last !

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