What are the "Plural Indefinite Pronouns"?
What are the "Plural Indefinite Pronouns"?
Hi, Lili is struggling with her English homework. She needs to write three sentences using plural indefinite pronouns, but we're a bit lost on how to get started. Could you give us a nudge in the right direction?
Leonardo_Olleik
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Hi there, Leonardo_Olleik.
An indefinite pronoun refers to a nonspecific noun. The referred-to object is identified elsewhere in the sentence or doesn’t need to be precisely identified.
Plural indefinite pronouns include both, few, fewer, many, others, and several. Other plural indefinite pronouns can also be used as singular indefinite pronouns. Examples of these are all, any, more, most, none, some, and such.
In sentences:
> Both of us need to go to the supermarket.
> All her documents are soaked because of the spilled coffee.
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