INDEFINITE PRONOUNS ARE USED WHEN WE DON`T KNOW SPECIFICALLY WHO, HAT, WHERE, OR WHEN WE ARE TALKING ABOUT. ALSO WE CAN USE AN INDEFINITE PRONOUN WHEN.

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INDEFINITE PRONOUNS ARE USED WHEN WE DON`T KNOW SPECIFICALLY WHO, HAT, WHERE, OR WHEN WE ARE TALKING ABOUT. ALSO WE CAN USE AN INDEFINITE PRONOUN WHEN THE PERSON THINK OR PACE ISN´T IMPORTANT

TO FORM THE INDEFINITE PRONOUNS WE HAVE TO COMBINE THE WORDS ANY ONE, BODY SOME + THING, WHERE EVERY PLACE NO

NO ONE NOBODYNOTHINGNOWHERENOPLACE EX: NOBODY SAW MY TENNIS

SOMEONESOMEBODYSOMETHINGSOMEWHERESOMEPLACE EX: SOMEONE TOOK MY CAR

ANYONEANYBODYANYTHINGANYWHEREANYPLACE EX: I DIDN´T SEE ANYTHING

EVERYONEEVERYBODYEVERYTHINGEVERYWHEREEVERYPLACE EX: I WILL GO EVERYWHERE YOU WANT

THE INDEGINITE PRONOUNS CAN BE SINGULAR, PLURAL OR BOTH ANOTHER, ANYBODY, ANYONE, ANYTHING, EACH, EITHER, EVERYBODY, EVERYONE, EVERYTHING, LITTLE, MUCH, NEITHER, NOBODY, NO ONE, SOMEBODY, SOMEONE, SOMETHING. ANOTHER, ANYBODY, ANYONE, ANYTHING, EACH, EITHER, EVERYBODY, EVERYONE, EVERYTHING, LITTLE, MUCH, NEITHER, NOBODY, NO ONE, SOMEBODY, SOMEONE, SOMETHING. EX: SOMEONE TOOK MY THINGS

BOTH, FEW, MANY, OTHERS, SEVERAL BOTH, FEW, MANY, OTHERS, SEVERAL EX: THERE ARE MANY PERSONS IN THIS PLACE

 ALL, ANY, MORE, MOST, NONE, SOME EX: I HAVE ALL MY BOOKS IN MY SCHOOLBAG

For negative sentences we always use “ANY”, and the auxiliar in the sentece with the negativ form. Furthermore we puts “ANY” with body, one, etc. EX: I DIDN´T CALL ANYBODY SHE HASN´T DO ANYTHING IN HIS HOMEWORK SHE HASN´T DO ANYTHING IN HIS HOMEWORK

To made interrogative sentence we also use “ANY” and puts the auxiliary in the begining of the sentence, moreover wecobinate the “ANY” with one, body… etc, example: HAS ANYONE SEEN MY BOOKS? Yes he has seen my books. Yes he has.