makiraoharmon makiraoharmon

08-07-2016
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Which type of pronoun is used to refer to nonspecific people, places, or things?

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08-07-2016

The type of pronoun is called an "indefinite pronoun."

Naturally, they are used when the noun (person, place or thing) is unspecified.
SOME examples are ... all, any, everything, everyone, none, nobody, some, someone, etc....

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fosterblake79 fosterblake79

17-03-2020

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indefinite

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