Indefinite Pronouns

Indefinite Pronouns

by

​Mrs. Ghinwa Moawad

Open Ended

Select the pronoun whose antecedent is Samantha and I.

Although Samantha and I were impressed with the performance, we were shocked at the cost of the tickets.

Multiple Choice

The following sentence is written correctly:

The pilot of Brian's plane dies, and the only survivor is he.

• true
• false

Multiple Choice

___ is looking at ___.

• He/you

• She/I

• Them/me

• You/we

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject pronouns in the sentence.

^{You and I both think we should go on to Mars.}

• you, we
• you, I
• we
• ^{you, I , we}

Multiple Choice

Select the correct pronoun to complete each sentence.
______ learned that in April 1970, the Apollo 13 astronauts almost didn't make it back to Earth.

• us
• them
• we
• him

Multiple Choice

what are Indefinite Pronouns?

• Words to talk about experiences

• Words to talk about someone or something without mentioning who or what specifically

• Types of phrases

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

nobody

• singular
• plural

Multiple Choice

either

• singular
• plural

Multiple Choice

both

• plural 
• singular

Multiple Choice

anything

• plural 
• singular

Multiple Choice

Few of the students (has, have) ever danced the Irish jig or the Highland fling.

• has
• have

Multiple Choice

Both (requires, require) a lot of energy.

• requires
• require

Multiple Choice

Everyone made (his or her, their) own costume.

• his or her
• their

Open Ended

Write a sentence about Abu Dhabi using the indefinite pronoun few.

Multiple Choice

There are many different rocks on _____ school playground.

• them
• our
• mine
• she

Multiple Choice

We use a singular verb after an indefinite pronoun.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

We use "Every..." to mean "All..."

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

I am sure I put down my keys ________.

• nowhere

• somewhere

• something

• anyone

Multiple Select

Select the Indefinite Plural Pronoun

• Neither

• Few

• Several

• Joyful

• Many

Multiple Select

Select all the Singular Indefinite Pronouns

• Everybody

• Someone

• Anything

• Each

• One

Open Ended

Write a sentence about National Day with the indefinite pronoun many.

Open Ended

In one sentence use the indefinite pronouns somebody and all to talk about an activity in school.

Poll

How do you feel about the indefinite pronouns after completing the lesson?

• I am an expert! I can explain indefinite pronouns to others.

• I feel confident about most of my answers.

• I didn't feel very confident and need more practice on the topic.