RULES FOR INDEFINITE PRONOUNS:
Fill in the blanks with the correct INDEFINITE PRONOUN:
ALL included:
Everything  Everything is ready for the party tonight.
Everybody  Everybody can come to the game if he has a ticket.
Everyone  Everyone needs to use a pencil for this quiz.
SPECIFIC but unknown:
Something  Something is wrong with my finger. It hurts.
Somebody  Somebody told me you had a girlfriend. I thought
you were single!
Someone  Someone parked illegally and left his car lights on.
Questions / Negative Sentences (99% of the time)
Anything  Don’t you know anything about being polite?
Anybody  Does anybody have an extra pencil I can borrow?
Anyone  I just moved here, so I don’t know anyone yet.
None included:
Nothing  Nothing is wrong with your finger.
Nobody  Nobody helped me with my paragraph. I did it alone.
No one  No one is allowed to enter Fulbright without proper
identification.
1. Did _____________ bring an extra pencil I can borrow?
2. What just happened? I saw _______________ hit that other
car and keep driving!
3. That is it, Stew. _______________ you tell me is a lie! I
cannot believe _________________ you say!
4. _________________ in life is free because you have to work
for it.
5. ________________ told me that you cheated on the test. Is
that true?
6. Shh! I thought I just heard ________________.
7. Forget it. I give up. I cannot do _______________ right.
8. Does _______________ think that the world will end in ten
years?
9. Ouch! _________________ is wrong with my tooth. It really
hurts.
10. You look really busy, Mr. Diaz. Can I help you with
_________________?
11. _________________ who studies English at Fulbright
should review his notes daily.