The document discusses indefinite pronouns in English such as "no one", "anyone", and "someone" and their equivalents in Spanish. It provides examples of using these pronouns in affirmative and negative sentences. The key points covered are: - "No one" is used in sentences that deny something, while "anyone" can mean "alguien" or "nadie" depending on whether the sentence is positive or negative. - Structures like "isn't", "aren't" should be used with "anyone" in negative sentences, but not with "no one". - "Someone" is used in positive sentences and "anyone" can be used in

1. INDEFINITE
PRONOUNS

2. SOMEONE

3. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
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4. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
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5. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
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There is someone in the desert.
(alguien)

6. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Look at the following examples…
There is someone in the desert.
(alguien)
Who is in the
desert?

7. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Look at the following examples…
There is someone in the desert.
(alguien)
Who is in the
desert?
I don’t know!

8. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Look at the following examples…
There is someone in the desert.
(alguien)
Use someone in affirmative sentences.

9. NO ONE

10. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
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11. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
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There is no one in the desert.
(nadie)

12. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Look at the following examples…
There is no one in the desert.
(nadie)
Who is in the
desert?

13. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Look at the following examples…
There is no one in the desert.
(nadie)
Who is in the
desert?
no one

14. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Look at the following examples…
There is no one in the desert.
(nadie)
Pay attention to this…

15. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Look at the following examples…
There is no one in the desert.
(nadie)
Pay attention to this…
In Spanish:
No hay nadie en el desierto.

16. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Look at the following examples…
There is no one in the desert.
(nadie)
Pay attention to this…
In Spanish:
No hay nadie en el desierto.
Se niega el pronombre “nadie”

17. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Look at the following examples…
There is no one in the desert.
(nadie)
Pay attention to this…
In Spanish:
No hay nadie en el desierto.
In English:
There is no one in the desert.
Se niega el pronombre “nadie”

18. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Look at the following examples…
There is no one in the desert.
(nadie)
Pay attention to this…
In Spanish:
No hay nadie en el desierto.
In English:
There is no one in the desert.
Se niega el pronombre “nadie” “no one” doesn’t have negative

19. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
No one (more examples)

20. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
No one (more examples)

21. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
No one (more examples)
There is no one in the classroom.

22. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
No one (more examples)
There is no one in the classroom.
Did you know we
have a new
manager?

23. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
No one (more examples)
There is no one in the classroom.
Did you know we
have a new
manager?
I didn’t know. No one told me.

24. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
No one (more examples)
There is no one in the classroom.
Did you know we
have a new
manager?
I didn’t know. No one told me.
“no one” doesn’t have negative

25. ANYONE

26. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
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27. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
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Is there anyone in
the classroom?

28. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Look at the following examples…
Is there anyone in
the classroom?
No, there isn’t anyone
in the classroom.

29. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there anyone in
the classroom?
No, there isn’t anyone
in the classroom.

30. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there anyone in
the classroom?
No, there isn’t anyone
in the classroom.
In this case, anyone means “alguien”

31. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there anyone in
the classroom?
No, there isn’t anyone
in the classroom.
In this case, anyone means “alguien”
In this case, anyone means “nadie”

32. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Anyone
For questions
Anyone = alguien
For negative
Anyone = nadie

33. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS

34. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
For questions
Anyone = alguien
Is there anyone in
the classroom?

35. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
For questions
Anyone = alguien
Is there anyone in
the classroom?
Is there someone in
the classroom?

36. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
For questions
Anyone = alguien
For negative
Anyone = nadie
Is there anyone in
the classroom?
Is there someone in
the classroom?
No, there isn’t anyone
in the classroom.

37. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
For questions
Anyone = alguien
For negative
Anyone = nadie
Is there anyone in
the classroom?
Is there someone in
the classroom?
No, there isn’t anyone
in the classroom.
No, there is no one in
the classroom.

38. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
I don’t have anyone in my house

39. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
I don’t have anyone in my house
I don’t have no one in my house

40. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
I don’t have anyone in my house
I don’t have no one in my house
Same meaning

41. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
I didn’t meet anyone at the party

42. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
I didn’t meet anyone at the party
I didn’t met no one at the party

43. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
I didn’t meet anyone at the party
I didn’t met no one at the party
Same meaning

44. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
She won’t talk to anyone

45. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
She won’t talk to anyone
She will talk to no one

46. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
She won’t talk to anyone
She will talk to no one
Same meaning

47. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
If you use anyone in a
sentence with negative
meaning (nadie)…
Use negative structures
(isn’t, aren’t, don’t, didn’t, etc.)

48. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
If you use anyone in a
sentence with negative
meaning (nadie)…
Use negative structures
(isn’t, aren’t, don’t, didn’t, etc.)
If you use no one in a
sentence with negative
meaning (nadie)…
Don’t use negative
structures
(isn’t, aren’t, don’t, didn’t, etc.)

49. SUMMARIZING(RESUMIENDO)

50. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
SUMMARIZING
(resumiendo)

51. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
SUMMARIZING
(resumiendo)
No one Nadie I know no one here.

52. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
SUMMARIZING
(resumiendo)
No one Nadie I know no one here.
Anyone Nadie I don’t know anyone here.

53. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
SUMMARIZING
(resumiendo)
No one Nadie I know no one here.
Anyone Alguien Do you know anyone here?
Anyone Nadie I don’t know anyone here.

54. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
SUMMARIZING
(resumiendo)
No one Nadie I know no one here.
Someone Alguien I know someone here.
Anyone Alguien
Anyone Nadie I don’t know anyone here.
Do you know anyone here?

55. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?

56. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?

57. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?
Yes, There is SOME ONE In the office?

58. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?
Yes, There is SOME ONE In the office?

59. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?
Yes, There is SOME ONE In the office?

60. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?
Yes, There is SOME ONE In the office?
Do you see ANYONE/SOMEONE in the office?

61. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?
Yes, There is SOME ONE In the office?
Do you see ANYONE/SOMEONE in the office?

62. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?
Yes, There is SOME ONE In the office?
Do you see ANYONE/SOMEONE in the office?
No, I don´t see ANYONE in the office.

63. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?
Yes, There is SOME ONE In the office?
Do you see ANYONE/SOMEONE in the office?
No, I don´t see ANYONE in the office.

64. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?
Yes, There is SOME ONE In the office?
Do you see ANYONE/SOMEONE in the office?
No, I don´t see ANYONE in the office.
OR

65. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?
Yes, There is SOME ONE In the office?
Do you see ANYONE/SOMEONE in the office?
No, I don´t see ANYONE in the office.
I see NO ONE office.
OR

66. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Is there ANY ONE/SOME ONE in the office?
Yes, There is SOME ONE In the office?
Do you see ANYONE/SOMEONE in the office?
No, I don´t see ANYONE in the office.
I see NO ONE in the office.
OR