Indefinite Pronouns and Recycling

The video tutorial introduces indefinite pronouns such as everything, everyone, something, and someone. It explains their usage in sentences and provides examples. The lesson includes warm-up activities, speaking and writing exercises, and a listening activity focused on recycling. Students are guided through workbook exercises and given homework to reinforce learning.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Indefinite pronouns

• Definite pronouns

• Verbs

• Adjectives

Which pages of the student's book are needed for this lesson?

• Pages 84 and 85

• Pages 82 and 83

• Pages 86 and 87

• Pages 80 and 81

What is on the student's desk during the warm-up activity?

• Someone

• Everything

• Something

• Nothing

Who is playing at the park according to the warm-up activity?

• No one

• Everyone

• Someone

• A few people

What are indefinite pronouns used for?

• Describing places

• Describing actions

• Referring to specific people or things

• Referring to non-specific people or things

Which indefinite pronoun is used for a single person?

• Something

• Someone

• Everyone

• Everything

What is the correct indefinite pronoun for referring to a group of people?

• Everything

• Something

• Someone

• Everyone

In the example, what does Sarah put in her bag?

• Someone

• Everything

• Nothing

• Something

What is the correct indefinite pronoun for referring to a single object?

• Everything

• Everyone

• Someone

• Something

During the speaking activity, what is in the basket?

• Someone

• Something

• Everyone

• Everything