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list 6 indefinite pronouns
Singularanother – Thanks, I'll have another.
anybody – Anybody can see the truth.
anyone – Anyone can see this.
anything – Anything can happen if you just believe.
each – From each according to his ability, to each according to his need.
either – Either will do.
enough – Enough is enough.
everybody – Everybody was invited.
everyone – Everyone had a cup of coffee.
everything – Everything disappeared.
less – Less is known about this period of history.
little – Little is known about this period of history.
much – Much was discussed at the meeting.
neither – In the end, neither was selected.
no one – No one thinks that you are mean
nobody – Nobody wants to be one of the contestants.
nothing – Nothing is impossible.
one – One might see it that way.
other – One was singing while the other played the piano.
plenty – Thanks, that's plenty.
somebody – Somebody has to take care of it.
someone – Someone should fix that.
something – Something makes me want to dance.
they – Tell them to cut it out. (See: Singular they)
whatever – Take whatever you like.
whoever – Whoever did this?
whichever – Choose whichever is better.
you (in informal usage, in the sense of "one"[1]) – You can understand why.
[edit] Pluralboth – Both are guilty.
few – Few were chosen.
fewer – Fewer are going to church these days.
many – Many were chosen.
others – Others can worry about that.
several – Several were chosen.
they (in informal usage, in the sense of "people in general") – They say that smoking is bad for you.
[edit] Singular or pluralall – All is lost.
any – Any will do.
more – More is better.
most – Most would agree.
none – None of those people are related to me.[2]
some – Some of the biscuits have been eaten.
such – Such is life.