The document defines and provides examples of different types of indefinite pronouns in English: - Every refers to all people, things, or places. Examples are everyone, everything, everybody. - No- means not any. Examples are none, no one/nobody, nothing, nowhere. - Any refers to one or some of something, no matter the amount. Examples are anyone/anybody, anything, anywhere. - Some refers to an unspecified amount or number. Examples are someone/somebody, something, somewhere.

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2. Indefinite pronouns
• Indefinite pronoun: A word that does not
refer to a specific person, place or thing.
• Refer = mention
• Specific = precise or clearly defined
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11. Every
• Every is another word
for all.
• Everyone = all people
• Everything = all things
• Everybody = all people
• Everybody = Everyone
• Everywhere = all places

12. No-
• No- as a indefinite
pronoun means not
any.
• None = Not any
• No one / Nobody= Not
any person.
• Nothing = Not any
thing.
• Nowhere = Not any
place.

13. Any
• Used to refer to one or
some of a thing or number
of things, no matter how
much or many.
• Anyone / Anybody = one or
some people.
• Anything = one or some
things.
• Anywhere = one or some
places.

15. Some
• An unspecified amount or
number of.
• Unspecified = not stated
clearly or exactly.
• Someone / Somebody =
unspecified amount or
number of people.
• Something = unspecified
amount or number of
things.
• Somewhere = unspecified
amount or number of
places.

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