Indefinite Pronouns

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Indefinite Pronouns

• Lesson 4

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Indefinite Pronouns

• Singular
• anybody, each, either, everybody, neither,
  nothing, no one, somebody, something (more on
  textbook p.175-176)

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Indefinite Pronouns

• Everybody in class needs to turn in his/her
  homework assignment.

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Indefinite Pronouns

• Plural
• both, few, many, several

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Indefinite Pronouns

• Both of the teachers were late to school.

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Indefinite Pronouns

• Singular or Plural
• all, any, more, most, none, some
• Some of the food is left.

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Indefinite Pronouns

• All of the bread is gone.
• All of the students run out of class.

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• One of the stars is Gloria Estefan.
• Each of the tourists was given a souvenir.

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• 1. Nearly everybody in Ruby Lees family (enjoy,
  enjoys) tomato soup.

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• 2. Neither of them (was, were) wearing a helmet.

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• 3. Someone in the crowd (is, are) waving.

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• 4. Many in the crowd (is, are) waving.

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• 5. Several fans (is, are) clapping

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• 6. All of the snow (has, have) melted.

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• 7. All of the snowflakes (has, have) melted.

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Closure

• Today you learned to identify indefinite pronouns
  and use the correct verb with them.

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Homework

• Due tomorrow

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Writing Prompt

• Write a letter to the editor of a local paper or
  school paper stating an issue that you have a
  strong opinion about. Examples dress code,
  school food, gas prices, wars, etc.