6.91 adding information

There are several structures you can use with indefinite place adverbs in order to give more information. You can use an adverb of place:

• I would like to work somewhere abroad.
• We're certainly nowhere near.

an adjective:

• We could go to Majorca if you want somewhere lively.
• Are you going somewhere special?

a prepositional phrase:

• There were no elms anywhere in sight.
• In 1917, Kollontai was the only woman in any government anywhere in the world.

or a 'to'-infinitive clause:

• We mentioned that we were looking for somewhere to live.
• I wanted to have somewhere to put it.

You can also use a relative clause. Note that the relative pronoun is usually omitted.

• Unreason is alive and well and living anywhere you care to name.
• Everywhere I went, people were angry or suspicious.