Educación Secundaria para Personas Adultas 2módulo - aulAragon

INGLÉS
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Indefinite Pronouns
Learn the form and use of the indefinite pronouns
THING BODY* WHERE
SOME SOMETHING SOMEBODY SOMEWHERE
ANY ANYTHING ANYBODY ANYWHERE
EVERY EVERYTHING EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE**
NO NOTHING NOBODY NOWHERE
Indefinite pronouns refer to things, people or places without mentioning what, who or where they are.
•-ONEis also possible instead of -BODY: SOMEONE - ANYONE - EVERYONE
SOMETHING, SOMEBODY and SOMEWHERE are used in affirmative sentences:
There is something in my pocket
I saw somebody in the corridor
I have found somewhere to live
ANYTHING, ANYBODY and ANYWHERE are used in questions and negative sentences:
I don't know anybody
I can't remember anything
She hasn't anywhere to live
EVERYTHING and EVERYBODY are usually used in affirmative sentences:
Everybody came to the party
I bought everything I needed for the party
** EVERYWHERE is not a pronoun, it is an adverb:
I never use my car. I go everywhere on foot
NOTHING, NOBODY and NOWHERE are used in affirmative sentences but the meaning is negative:
I want nothing from you
I saw nobody in the street
I have nowhere to go
• ACTIVITY. Look at the pictures and do the activity below:
On the beach
At the café
Outside the bar
On a picnic
Skating down the street
At the zoo
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