Indefinite Pronouns

​Indefinite Pronouns

​Parts of Speech Overview: Pronouns

​Let's Review:

Personal, Reflexive, Intensive, Interrogative, Relative, and Demonstrative Pronouns​

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Multiple Select

The student composed the poem himself.

• intensive

• reflexive

Multiple Select

My niece herself researched the topic.

• intensive

• reflexive

Multiple Choice

Jane is a baby and she is too small to eat by _____________.

• myself

• herself

• itself

• himself

Multiple Choice

Identify these pronouns as Relative or Demonstrative:

The light bulb, which has been flickering for a few days, finally burned out.

• Demonstrative

• Relative

Multiple Choice

Identify these pronouns as Relative or Demonstrative:

The only student that could complete the obstacle course was Sophia.

• Demonstrative

• Relative

Multiple Choice

Identify these pronouns as Relative or Demonstrative:

We have to choose between these, and the ones we looked at yesterday.

• Demonstrative

• Relative

Multiple Choice

What type of pronoun is the underlined word?

Who will take us to the park tomorrow?

• interrogative

• demonstrative

​Indefinite Pronouns

• ​Refer to one or more persons, places, ideas, or things that may or may not be specifically named

• Examples:

  • Angelo has everything he will need to go rock climbing.

  • Is anyone at home?

  • Most of the birds had already flown south for the winter.

​Indefinite Pronouns

all	each	most	one
another	either	much	other
any	everyone	neither	several
anybody	everything	nobody	some
anyone	few	none	somebody
anything	many	no one	something
both	more	nothing	such

Multiple Choice

Is there ______ to do here?

• everything

• anything

• somewhere

• anywhere

Multiple Choice

I don't understand this lesson and I don't have ______ to teach me yet.

• anyone

• everyone

• someone

• something

Multiple Choice

I think there is ______ in the water.

• anyone

• everyone

• anything

• something

​Homework:

Indefinite Pronouns #1-20​