Pre-intermediate English #23: Indefinite Pronouns: Someone, Anyone | Easy English at Home

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[elyassharifi]

I think everyone has learned how to use the indefinite Pronouns .
Thank you for the usefull Video.

[northnorth]

The best explanation on Indefinite Pronouns by far. Thanks for this Easy Grammar Video.

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[tugcen.]

Teacher you are great! Thank you for this video.

[hellali]

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[Josecillo]

This was actually very simple and helpful. Thanks.

[invariablyliveliness]

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[azinboojarzadeh]

Thank you, you explain it in an easy and understanding way.

[Mahasona]

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[claudiadominguezcedillo]

Really nice and simple! It will help my students a lot when studying at home, thanks a lot for making such a helpful video. Just a tiny comment: No one is spelled as two words. Keep up the good work!

[basuton]

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[shamartheesengupta]

'noone'😂
Btw, mam teaching was very good, I respect you mam please keep on teaching like this😌

[renauxmarie-claire]

Thank you so much for your great videos! But, I didn’t understand the tense of : I WASN’T GIVEN ANYTHINK TO DRINK. What does it mean? Please! I learned a lot with you! Have a nice week-end!

[maebelleleal]

Teacher thank you for teaching me this and I passed it

[andreagiraldomdphd.]

Dear prof is there any difference between anyone; any one and everyone and every one

[Candymiss]

Hi, there!
The indefinite pronoun "no one" is spelled as two separate words. :)

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