Indefinite

Indefinite pronouns (= неодређене заменице) are called such because we don't always know who or what we are referring to.

Bear in mind the following things:

We use some and its compounds (- one, body, thing) in:

• • positive statements (They bought some honey.)

  • questions expecting a 'yes' answer (Do you want to hear something?)

  • offers and requests (Would you like some juice?)

We use any and its compounds (- one, body, thing) in:

• • negative statements (We haven't got any fruit.)

  • questions (Do you want anything from the market?)

  • with hardly, barely, scarcely (I have hardly any time.)

We use a singular verb with everybody / everyone / everything (Everyone's ready.)

• We use plural forms they / their with all compounds (No one saw Tom go out, did they?), except those with -thing (Something went wrong, didn't it?).

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