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We use indefinite pronouns to refer to people or things without saying exactly who or what they are. We use pronouns ending in -body or -one for people, and pronouns ending in -thing for things. We use ANYONE (ANYBODY) only with negative sentences or questions. For affirmative sentences we use SOMEONE (SOMEBODY) and for affirmative sentences with a negative meaning we use NO ONE (NOBODY) AFFIRMATIVE: SOMEONE told me that you have a new car. NEGATIVE: NO ONE told me that you have a new car…

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How do Indefinite Pronouns Differ from Definite Pronouns?  Indefinite Pronouns refer to general, non-specific people, things and places. They include the pronouns: someone, somebody, something, somewhere and many others.  Definite Pronouns refer to specific people, things and places.  They include the pronouns: I, he, she, it this, that and others. #indefinitepronouns  #definitepronouns  #grammar  #pronouns Infinite Pronouns, Indefinite Pronouns Anchor Chart, Types Of Pronouns With Examples, Personal Pronouns Activities, Pronoun Definition, Indefinite Pronouns Worksheets, Pronoun Grammar, Pronoun Examples, English Pronouns

Indefinite Pronouns refer to general, non-specific people, things and places. They include the pronouns: someone, somebody, something, somewhere and many others. Definite Pronouns refer to specific people, things and places. They include the pronouns: I, he, she, it this, that and others. Definite Pronouns Refer to Specific People, Things and Places Examples of Indefinite Pronouns Examples of Definite Pronouns Indefinite or Definite Pronouns? Write the correct type of pronoun, indefinite or…

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