Singular Indefinite Pronouns:
* One - "One should always be respectful."
* Someone - "Someone forgot to lock the door."
* Anyone - "Anyone can learn to code."
* Everyone - "Everyone is welcome."
* No one - "No one knew the answer."
* Nothing - "Nothing could stop them."
* Something - "Something is wrong."
* Anybody - "Anybody can enter the contest."
* Somebody - "Somebody left their phone in the library."
* Everybody - "Everybody needs to wear a mask."
* Nobody - "Nobody believed her story."
* Each - "Each student received a certificate."
* Either - "Either option is fine with me."
* Neither - "Neither of them is correct."
* Another - "Can I have another slice of pizza?"
Key Point: Singular indefinite pronouns take singular verbs.
Example:
* Everyone *is* happy. (not "are")
* Something *is* wrong. (not "are")
Important Note:
* "Each" can be used with a singular or plural noun.
* Example: "Each student received a certificate." (Singular)
* Example: "Each of the students received a certificate." (Plural)
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