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SECUNDARIA - TODOS - INDEFINITE PRONOUNS - INGLÉS - FORMACIÓN

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Subido el 26 de abril de 2020 por Cp santodomingo algete

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Hello guys, this is Mr. Charles again and today we will have a quick and refreshing course on Indefinite Pronouns. 00:00:01
So as you can see guys, Indefinite Pronouns are pretty simple concepts, okay? 00:00:20
They tend to be used to refer to people or things, right? 00:00:27
or places without specifying or saying exactly who or what it is that they are or that we're talking about, okay? 00:00:33
And as you can tell probably in this chart that I found to be very useful, again, remember I love charts, 00:00:42
the endings body and one are used to refer to people, okay? 00:00:49
The ending thing is for things, obviously, it's quite self-explanatory, and where and 00:00:59
here is for pronouns that refer to places, okay? 00:01:08
Now, we also have to think about how it is that indefinite pronouns are used, so the 00:01:17
first thing we have to remember is they tend to be used by a following singular 00:01:26
verb okay so usually when we use an indefinite pronoun they have a singular 00:01:32
verb following in the sentence right to make use of it properly you might feel 00:01:37
tempted to use the prefix any negatively okay there are some other rules in 00:01:43
specific cases in grammar in which you might be able to do that. But when we're talking about 00:01:51
pronouns, okay, if you say something such as, for example, anybody didn't come, right? We're 00:01:57
talking about the ambulance. This would be wrong for a series of reasons. First of all, as I 00:02:14
mentioned, any, when we're talking about pronouns, is not used 00:02:26
negatively, okay? So that's 00:02:30
off the chart for negative clauses in 00:02:33
indefinite pronouns. Then you also have didn't, 00:02:38
okay? Now, when we're using pronouns, 00:02:42
negative pronouns, usually the negative clause is going to be 00:02:46
within the pronoun itself, 00:02:50
okay so we wouldn't have to use didn't okay to express the negativity in the 00:02:52
negative in the sentence using the indefinite pronouns okay so the right 00:03:05
way to use a negative clause in the indefinite pronouns as you can see is 00:03:11
going to be much simpler because all we have to do is put the no okay with the 00:03:20
prefix of the specific pronoun that we're using in this case we're 00:03:30
talking about people okay so be nobody came okay remember it was somebody 00:03:35
call an ambulance and we make the response negative right and that would be nobody came 00:03:43
all right and it is that simple you don't need to make it extra complicated adding things to 00:03:54
the sentence etc all right now guys last but not least let's also remember that to indicate 00:04:02
possessiveness all we have to do okay is add an apostrophe s at the end of the pronoun 00:04:08
so for example somebody's pencil okay or anybody's coat okay simply by adding 00:04:14
apostrophe s at the end of the pronoun we already know okay that this object or 00:04:38
thing belongs to someone or we are indicated that it belongs to someone 00:04:46
Okay. All right, guys, in case you need some more clarification about indefinite pronouns, 00:04:50
I leave you here with a very good video that will help you get things straight. All right. 00:04:54
So thanks for paying attention, guys, and I hope you have a good day. Goodbye. 00:05:00
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