Indefinite Pronouns
Indefinite pronouns do not always have an antecedent. Indefinite pronouns refer to people, places or things often without specifying which ones.
Singular Plural Singular or Plural
another much both all
anybody neither few any
anything nobody many more
any one no one others most
each nothing several none
either one some
everybody other
everyone somebody
everything someone
little something
In your journal write the sentences below and underline the indefinite pronoun(s).
1. Little is known about the who built Stonehenge.
2 No one knew why some of the pages had been torn from his diary.
3. Few of the classmates knew anything about Susan B. Anthony.
4. The coach asked all of the girls to thoroughly prepare for the match.
5. Did someone remember to turn off all of the lights?
In cursive and in ink write 5 sentences using indefinite pronouns. Circle the indefinite pronoun used. At least one indefinite pronoun per sentence, but you may use more.
Indefinite pronouns do not always have an antecedent. Indefinite pronouns refer to people, places or things often without specifying which ones.
Singular Plural Singular or Plural
another much both all
anybody neither few any
anything nobody many more
any one no one others most
each nothing several none
either one some
everybody other
everyone somebody
everything someone
little something
In your journal write the sentences below and underline the indefinite pronoun(s).
1. Little is known about the who built Stonehenge.
2 No one knew why some of the pages had been torn from his diary.
3. Few of the classmates knew anything about Susan B. Anthony.
4. The coach asked all of the girls to thoroughly prepare for the match.
5. Did someone remember to turn off all of the lights?
In cursive and in ink write 5 sentences using indefinite pronouns. Circle the indefinite pronoun used. At least one indefinite pronoun per sentence, but you may use more.