Provide an example of an indefinite pronoun.

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Indefinite pronouns are those that do not indicate a specific person, thing, quantity, or place. Instead, it is used to target or indicate a non-specific things, people or quantites. For example: nobody, many, everyone.
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An indefinite pronoun is a pronoun that is used to substitute nouns that are not specific. Indefinite pronouns can be used in the singular and plural forms. For exmaple; Each- The teacher asked each to present their projects. Another- Another one of them entered the house. Anyone- Is there anyone...
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An indefinite pronoun is a pronoun that is used to substitute nouns that are not specific. Indefinite pronouns can be used in the singular and plural forms. For exmaple; Each- The teacher askedeachto present their projects. Another-Anotherone of them entered the house. Anyone- Is thereanyonewho likes a pretzel? Everyone- Caneveryonesit down, please? read less
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Example of indefinite pronoun are anybody, anything, either, each
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Each,anyone,anybody,nobody
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Each,anyone,anybody,nobody
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