Indefinite pronouns (-body, -one, -thing, -where)

An indefinite pronoun is a pronoun that does not refer to any particular person, thing or place.
The indefinite pronouns ending in –body, –one, -thing, and -where are used to refer to people, things, and places when you do not know who or what they are. They are written as one word.
Note that no one is written as two separate words.

[abkeroclvr]

I think, everyone has to understand well this important lesson, if they want to develop and master their English.
Thanks so much, teacher, for sharing it!

[parshiyasamanta]

umm sorry! ! ! ! ! ! I can't be able to watch your previous vedios due to illness and I was also badly injured.
it take almost one month to recover. I am sorry 🙏🙏. . and if you don't remember me then *I am Parshiya Samanta* (*from india*)
Thank u .

[portiambali]

Hi great job nice and straightfoward thank you so much.

[lilystarroblox]

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