The "Some" Group:
* Think of the word "some" as a key: This group of pronouns often relate to *some* of something, implying a single, undefined entity.
* Examples: someone, somebody, something, anyone, anybody, anything, everyone, everybody, everything, no one, nobody, nothing
Helpful Tip: Use the "some" group if you can replace the pronoun with "a person" or "a thing."
The "Other" Group:
* Think about the word "other" as representing a single, distinct entity: These pronouns don't necessarily relate to "some," but they still refer to one individual or object.
* Examples: another, each, either, neither
Key Points to Remember:
* Agreement: Singular indefinite pronouns take singular verbs.
* Example: *Everyone* is welcome.
* Singular Pronouns: These pronouns always refer to a single person, place, or thing, even if the word "body" or "one" is in the pronoun.
* Example: *Somebody* left their phone.
Practice Makes Perfect!
* Use these words in sentences.
* Write down examples of singular indefinite pronoun use.
* Quiz yourself or ask a friend to test your knowledge.