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Indefinite pronouns are words which stand for an indefinite number or quantity of persons or things; but, unlike adjective pronouns, they are never used as adjectives.
Indefinite Pronouns
List : Somebody, some one, something; anybody, any one (or anyone), anyt
hing; everybody, every one (or everyone), everything; nobody, no one, nothing; somebody else, anyone else, everybody else, every one else, etc.; also aught, naught; and somewhat, what, and they.
Indefinite Pronouns
List : Somebody, some one, something; anybody, any one (or anyone), anyt
hing; everybody, every one (or everyone), everything; nobody, no one, nothing; somebody else, anyone else, everybody else, every one else, etc.; also aught, naught; and somewhat, what, and they.Examples:
Everybody is coming to my party.
There's nothing in the fridge.
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Indefinite Pronouns
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