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Indefinite Pronouns Practice

Complete each activity. For identification questions, write the indefinite pronoun from the sentence. In the sorting activity, place each word in the category that matches how it is used.

Find the Indefinite Pronoun

Write the indefinite pronoun in each sentence.

1.Someone has put a jacket on the bench.

2.Several of the seedlings sprouted overnight.

3.Neither of the routes seems safe in the storm.

4.Many visited the science exhibit before lunch.

5.Everybody received a copy of the schedule.

6.Both of the windows were open.

7.Nothing could be heard above the wind.

8.Each of the hikers carried a water bottle.

Choose an Indefinite Pronoun

Select the word that best completes each sentence.

9._____ of the lemonade was left in the pitcher.

All
Anybody
Few
Several

10.Isabella looked for _____ that could help her fix the loose handle.

anything
nobody
both
few

11._____ of the volunteers signed up to sort donated clothes.

Several
Everything
Anybody
Neither

12._____ rang the bell, but the porch was empty when we checked.

Somebody
Few
Both
Everything

13.There is _____ more relaxing than listening to rain.

nothing
several
both
many

14._____ of the players was ready when the coach called their name.

Each
Many
Several
Both

15._____ of the cookies were still warm when we took them from the oven.

Some
Anybody
Everything
Each

Sort the Indefinite Pronouns

Classify each word by its usual verb agreement: singular, plural, or variable. Variable pronouns can take singular or plural verbs depending on what they refer to.

16.Sort these words: everyone, each, nobody, either, many, few, both, all, some.