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    Capital Community College Foundation: English 1 LAS #10

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    The document provides information about indefinite and demonstrative pronouns. It defines indefinite pronouns as pronouns that refer to nonspecific subjects or objects, and lists common indefinite pronouns like "anybody", "everyone", and "some". It also defines demonstrative pronouns as pronouns indicating proximity (this/these for near, that/those for far) and gives examples of their use. The document concludes with a short quiz to check understanding of indefinite and demonstrative pronouns.

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    The document provides information about indefinite and demonstrative pronouns. It defines indefinite pronouns as pronouns that refer to nonspecific subjects or objects, and lists common indefinite pronouns like "anybody", "everyone", and "some". It also defines demonstrative pronouns as pronouns indicating proximity (this/these for near, that/those for far) and gives examples of their use. The document concludes with a short quiz to check understanding of indefinite and demonstrative pronouns.

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    Capital Community College Foundation: English 1 LAS #10

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    The document provides information about indefinite and demonstrative pronouns. It defines indefinite pronouns as pronouns that refer to nonspecific subjects or objects, and lists common indefinite pronouns like "anybody", "everyone", and "some". It also defines demonstrative pronouns as pronouns indicating proximity (this/these for near, that/those for far) and gives examples of their use. The document concludes with a short quiz to check understanding of indefinite and demonstrative pronouns.

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    ENGLISH 1

    LAS #10
    Activity Title: INDEFINITE AND DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
    Learning Target: 1. To identify and differentiate indefinite pronouns
    2. To identify and differentiate demonstrative pronouns

    References: The Guide to Grammar and Writing. Capital Community College Foundation. Retrieved:
    July 10, 2015. http://www.plural.nouns.google.ph

    II. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS

    Indefinite pronouns are used to refer to subjects/ objects that are not specific.

    (singular)
     I don't have any.
     Does anybody have a clue?
     Anyone can play that game.
     Peter didn't see anything
    suspicious.
     Each brought a dish to pass.
     Everybody left town for the
    weekend.
     Everyone enjoyed the movie.
     Everything is taken care of.
     Jennifer told nobody her secret.
     None came forward to claim the
    prize.
     One could see the mountains from
    miles away.
     Somebody called the store.
     Joe gave the form to someone.
    (Plural)
     All are welcome to attend the
    concert.
     Few visited that park.
     Many called for information.
     Several signed the card.
     The room is too little for some.
    III. DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS

     This pen is good. (Use “this” if the object is near and singular.)
     These pens are good. (Use “these” if the objects are near and plural.)
     That pen is good. (Use “that” if the object is far and singular.)
     Those pens are good. (Use “those” if the object is far and plural.)

    CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING:

    I. Fill in the blank with the correct indefinite pronoun.


    1. ____________ was surprised when he confessed his love. We didn't expect it.
    a. Someone b. nobody c. everyone

    2. Don't trust ____________.


    a. No one b. anyone c. someone

    3. Don't worry, ____________ will be ok.


    a. Anything b. something c. everything

    4. ___________ of us is lying about the grades.


    a. Something b. one c. everything

    5. Would you like me to do ____________ for you?


    a. Something b. no one c. nothing

    II. Fill in the blank with the correct demonstrative pronoun: this, these, that, those
    1. Look at ____________ big cloud. It's going to rain.
    2. ____________ is the first time I have driven a car.
    3. You look very smart in ____________ shirt.
    4. Look at the ____________ cars over there. They are completely damaged.
    5. People are getting richer and richer ____________ days.

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