Pronouns for people, things and places in general. · about 11 minutes
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What is it? Indefinite pronouns do not name a particular person, thing or place: someone, anyone, no one, everyone, something, anything, nothing, everything, somewhere, anywhere, nowhere, everywhere.
Why does it matter? They let you talk about people and things in general, and they follow the same *some / any / no / every* rules you already know.
Where do we use it? "Someone is at the door." "Is anyone home?" "Nobody knows." "Everything is ready."
In this lesson you will:
