Understanding Indefinite Pronouns in English

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In English grammar, indefinite pronouns are used to refer to unnamed people, things, or places. They can be affirmative, negative, or used in questions. Examples like "some," "any," and their variations are common in everyday conversations. Learn how to use them correctly to convey the intended meaning.


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  1. Use indefinite pronouns to talk about unnamed people, things or places. Use indefinite pronouns to talk about unnamed people, things or places.

  2. SOME Affirmative SOME Affirmative ANY Negative and questions ANY Negative and questions NO The structure is affirmative, but the meaning is negative. NO The structure is affirmative, but the meaning is negative. Ex. I need some money. Neg: I don t have any money. Que: Is there any milk in the fridge? Ex.I have no money.

  3. We can use SOME, ANY and add THING, BODY, ONE SOME, ANY and NO NO THING, BODY, ONE or WHERE WHERE

  4. Affirmative: We have something in common. Negative: There isn t anything in the fridge. Question: Do you have anything in your bag? No: We have nothing to do!

  5. Affirmative: I need somebody to help me. Negative: I don t know anybody in this party! Question: Do you know anybody from America? No: I know nobody! I m new here.

  6. Affirmative: She lives somewhere in Sydney. Negative: I don t know anywhere in Europe. Question: Is there anywhere we can go and have a snack? No: She has nowhere to go.

  7. People People Things something Things Places somewhere Places some- someone somebody any- anybody no- nobody every- everyone everybody anyone anything anywhere no one nothing nowhere everything everywhere

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