English — Grammar: Indefinite Pronouns (someone, anyone, no one, everyone) — 3rd Year Middle School — Algerian Curriculum

Indefinite Pronouns

People

Someone/somebody: a person (affirmative). Ex: Someone is at the door.
Anyone/anybody: any person (questions/negatives). Ex: Is anyone there? I don’t know anyone.
No one/nobody: no person. Ex: No one came to the party.
Everyone/everybody: all people. Ex: Everyone likes ice cream.

Things

Something: an object (affirmative). Ex: I have something for you.
Anything: any object. Ex: Do you want anything?
Nothing: no object. Ex: There is nothing in the box.
Everything: all objects. Ex: Everything is fine.

Exercises

1. ___ is knocking on the door. (Someone/Anyone)
2. I don’t have ___ to eat. (something/anything)
3. ___ knows the answer. (Everyone/No one)

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