D. Complete the sentences with no / none / no one. Two words can be possible. 1. The bus was completely empty. There was on it. 2. It was a public holiday, so there were shops open. 3. We had to take a taxi home because there were vans. 4. What’s going to happen? – knows. 5. – How many papers have you got? – . Do you want me to get some? 6. We took a few pictures, but of them were very good. 7. What a stupid thing! intelligent person would do such a thing. 8. There was complete silence in the room. said anything. 9. You must have a wrong number, ' she said. `There's of that name here.' 10. Tell of the secret that has passed between us. E. Choose the best word. 1. She told no one / none about her plans. 2. The test was completely difficult. No / None of the students passed. 3. – How many photos did you take? – No one / None. 4. Nowhere to cross the river. There’re none / no bridges. 5. No one / No did what I asked them to do. 6. No / No one reason was given for the change of the plan. 7. This stuff is all yours. No one / None of it is mine. 8. Look at the statuettes. None / No one is perfect, are they? 9. – Who were you talking to just now? – No one / None. 10. Sue has none / no trouble finding a job. 11. I did my best but answered no / no one questions he asked me. 12. Teacher got angry as no one / no in the class did their homework. 13. – Have all the tickets been sold? – Yes, none / no one left. 14. – Have you sold all the tickets? – Yes, no / none tickets left. 15. This job isn’t so easy. No / No one seems to do it.