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Is this statement true or false Indefinite pronouns may replace nouns used as subjects predicate direct objects indirect of a preposition and appositive?

The statement is true.

Indefinite pronouns can indeed replace nouns in various grammatical roles:

* Subjects: "Someone is knocking on the door."

* Predicate Nominatives: "The winner is everyone who participated."

* Direct Objects: "I saw something strange in the attic."

* Indirect Objects: "She gave everyone a piece of cake."

* Objects of Prepositions: "They talked about nothing important."

* Appositives: "My neighbor, whoever it is, is making a lot of noise."

Examples of Indefinite Pronouns:

* Singular: someone, anyone, no one, everyone, everything, something, anything, nothing, each, either, neither

* Plural: some, any, none, all, both, few, many, several

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