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    The document discusses the usage of indefinite pronouns in English, dividing them into three categories: singular indefinite pronouns like everyone and somebody; plural indefinite pronouns like both and others; and pronouns that can be either singular or plural like all, some, and most. Examples are provided for the proper usage of indefinite pronouns in sentences based on whether they refer to a singular or plural noun. The document concludes by thanking someone for assistance with the presentation.

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    The document discusses the usage of indefinite pronouns in English, dividing them into three categories: singular indefinite pronouns like everyone and somebody; plural indefinite pronouns like both and others; and pronouns that can be either singular or plural like all, some, and most. Examples are provided for the proper usage of indefinite pronouns in sentences based on whether they refer to a singular or plural noun. The document concludes by thanking someone for assistance with the presentation.

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    The document discusses the usage of indefinite pronouns in English, dividing them into three categories: singular indefinite pronouns like everyone and somebody; plural indefinite pronouns like both and others; and pronouns that can be either singular or plural like all, some, and most. Examples are provided for the proper usage of indefinite pronouns in sentences based on whether they refer to a singular or plural noun. The document concludes by thanking someone for assistance with the presentation.

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    MR. DOMINGO S. SAGNIP JR. MASTE
    TEACHER I
    • Each, every, either, neither, one,
    anyone, anybody, anything, no
    one, nobody, nothing, everyone,

    SINGUL everybody, everything, someone,


    somebody, something
    INDEFIN
    AR USAGE
    PRONOU
    ITE
    1. Everyone listens attentively.
    2. Neither of the girls likes

    NS chocolate cake.
    3. Each one has his own decision.
    • Both, few, many, several, others
    USAGE
    1. Few have time for the
    PLURAL activities.
    INDEFIN 2. Both wish to help the victims.

    PRONOU
    ITE
    3. Many of the boys suffer in hot
    weather.
    4. Several agree with my
    NS decision.
    5. Others are called, but few are
    chosen.
    • All, any, most, none, some
    USAGE
    1. Most of the workers have left
    NGULAR OR PLURAL the building.
    INDEFIN 2. Most of the forest lies to the

    PRONOU
    ITE
    east.
    3. All of the members agree with
    him.
    NS 4. All of the ice cream has lost its
    flavor.
    I
    HEARTILY
    WELCOME
    YOUR
    Special thanks to
    VYEIA BAROJA for
    the powerpoint
    design!

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