Elementary Grammar Exercise
Pronoun - Set:8 Indefinite Pronoun
V2.205 (Latest revised: March 20, 2025)
V2.205 (Latest revised: March 20, 2025)
Search Quotes from Classic Book Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen |
Question
Choose the correct indefinite pronoun.
Indefinite pronouns
An indefinite pronoun refers to a non-specific person or thing. The most common indefinite pronouns are: some, somebody, anything, anyone, everything, everybody, everyone, nobody, one, none, all, any, each, several, few, many.
E.g.
Somebody must have seen the officer leave.
He wants some water.
Everyone goes home at 6 o'clock.
Is she any better today?
All were present at the meeting.
I know none of them.
How many do you want?
An indefinite pronoun refers to a non-specific person or thing. The most common indefinite pronouns are: some, somebody, anything, anyone, everything, everybody, everyone, nobody, one, none, all, any, each, several, few, many.
E.g.
Somebody must have seen the officer leave.
He wants some water.
Everyone goes home at 6 o'clock.
Is she any better today?
All were present at the meeting.
I know none of them.
How many do you want?
1. I am going to fetch ____ water.
 | some |
| any |
2. You may come at ____ time, I'll be in the office the whole day.
| some |
| any |
3. I have ____ good news for you.
| any |
| some |
4. Did you bring ____ bread?
| any |
| some |
5. I haven't ___ time to help you.
| any |
| some |
6. There isn't ____ sugar in my coffee.
| any |
| some |
7. I want ____ sandwiches and a cup of milk.
| any |
| some |
8. He bought ____ flowers for her.
| any |
| some |
9. Has she ____ flowers for the table?
| any |
| some |
10. Do you need ____ eggs for this cake?
| any |
| some |
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