What are Indefinite Pronouns?
The pronoun that does not denote a certain person, place, or thing is called an Indefinite Pronoun. It may be singular, plural, or both.
Indefinite pronouns include all, one, both, several, someone, somebody, anyone, anybody, nobody, etc.
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Examples of Indefinite Pronouns
- Somebody was beating at the door.
- Someone had cut the telephone wires.
- She wrote something on a piece of paper.
- I’ve seen him somewhere before.
- He is not friendly with anybody.
- I don’t care what anyone says.
- I don’t know anything about driving.
- Did you go anywhere yesterday?
- There is enough food for everybody.
- A good diet is essential for everyone.
- I want to know everything about you.
- I searched everywhere for the book.
- There’s nobody here by that name.
- No one can parallel her in English.
- There was nothing in her bag.
- We went nowhere except to school.
- One must show honor to one’s parents.
- Both are brilliant students.
- I saw several without a mask.
- All are not saints that go to church.
