Common Impersonal Pronouns:
* It: This is the most common impersonal pronoun. It can refer to the weather, time, distance, or a general idea.
* One: This pronoun refers to a person in general, without specifying who.
* You: While "you" is usually a personal pronoun, it can be impersonal when used to refer to people in general or a hypothetical situation.
* They: This can be impersonal when referring to people in general, especially in formal writing or speech.
Examples in Sentences:
* It is raining outside. (referring to weather)
* It is 3 o'clock. (referring to time)
* One should always be respectful to others. (referring to people in general)
* You can't please everyone. (referring to a hypothetical situation)
* They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. (referring to people in general)
Let me know if you would like more examples or have any further questions about impersonal pronouns!