Question

Which word is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?

Jason called to us from the other room, saying, "Hey, everybody, come look at her dog."

A.
everybody

B.
Jason

C.
us

D.
her

Answer 1

everybody

Answer 2

indefinite pronoun a pronoun that does not refer to any person, amount, or thing in particular, e.g., anything, something, anyone, everyone.

The answer is: everybody

Answer 3

ok thanks can you help with 9 more

Answer 4

ill help with what i can

Answer 5

fyi this is the math section, but I can help with English :-P

Answer 6

ok great

Answer 7

alright just show me

Answer 8

Which word is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?

"The tables are set up for the conference, but a few of the chairs are missing," he said.

A.
few

B.
for

C.
but

D.
up

Answer 9

it would be best to ask in the English forum where the tutors know English :-P

Answer 10

know pne answers me in english thats why im on math

Answer 11

well... idk if it's against the rules but I'm just letting you know
and you can always send me a PM if you need help when I'm online :-)
(or tag me) ^-^

Answer 12

ok

Answer 13

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basically a very generalized pronoun

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

So, words like anything, anywhere, everywhere, everything

Answer 16

so few A.

Answer 17

it refers to a pronoun but in a very general way.
Now, what word in that sentence can be used as g-

Yes lol

Answer 18

Which word is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?

Mrs. Ortiz wondered whether both her daughters would like to take a trip to the Grand Canyon.

A.
whether

B.
would

C.
her

D.
both

Answer 19

Well... do you know what an indefinite pronoun is, now? :-P

Answer 20

kinda

Answer 21

Just pick whichever word is a generalized reference to a subject (whichever is an indefinite pronoun too lol)

Answer 22

ok b.

Answer 23

B is not a reference to a subject, that is a verb

Answer 24

c.

Answer 25

No, but very close! Her is a direct reference to an individual subject. :-)

Answer 26

d.

Answer 27

Yep! Do you know why? ^-^

Answer 28

no

Answer 29

:-|
Do you know why the other ones were wrong?

Answer 30

yes cause there not umm. verbs

Answer 31

One is because it's a verb. The other was specifically referring to a previously mentioned, individual subject.

Answer 32

"Her" = Mrs. Ortiz

Answer 33

ok

Answer 34

Yes. Do you know why A. is wrong?

Answer 35

no

Answer 36

Which word is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?

Mom picked up beads from under her desk, and our cat was hiding some between its paws.

A.
its

B.
some

C.
her

D.
our

Answer 37

Okay, it is because the question states "Mrs. Ortiz wondered WHETHER both her daughters would LIKE TO take a trip to the Grand Canyon"
This means she is wondering whether OR NOT her daughters want to take a trip to the Grand Canyon. The subject that "whether" is referring to is not an individual; as pronouns always refer to individual(s), this is not a pronoun.

Answer 38

alrightey

Answer 39

Even if you don't get why the answer is the answer, you can always do the cancel method.
I have to go soon so I can't help anymore, sorry! :-(

(D. is right because the "both" is a general reference to Mrs. Ortiz's daughters.)

Answer 40

so its d our

Answer 41

hello

Answer 42

no.nonnoooooooooooooooooooooo

Answer 43

great just great

Answer 44

hey bro

Answer 45

seariously not the time

Answer 46

Hey whats your thought

Answer 47

no i just need help

Answer 48

okay whats your question

Answer 49

Which word is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?

Mom picked up beads from under her desk, and our cat was hiding some between its paws.

A.
its

B.
some

C.
her

D.
our

Answer 50

hey ill help now

Answer 51

an indefinite pronoun is a word that is vague and indirect, so its B; some

Answer 52

Okay one sec

Answer 53

thanks

Answer 54

thoughts

Answer 55

Which word is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?

Lou said kindly, "This happens to everybody who has ever worn beads; it's okay."

A.
this

B.
who

C.
it's

D.
everybody

Answer 56

What are your thoughts

Answer 57

D

Answer 58

C?

Answer 59

so d.

Answer 60

yes

Answer 61

ok

Answer 62

Which word is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?

"More than anything, I'd like to go on a mule ride when we go to the Grand Canyon," Samantha said.

A.
we

B.
I'd

C.
anything

D.
more

Answer 63

looking

Answer 64

c

Answer 65

ok

Answer 66

Which word is the demonstrative pronoun in this sentence?

That would look good on me, don't you think?

A.
you

B.
would

C.
me

D.
that

Answer 67

b

Answer 68

thanks

Answer 69

wait a min this is suppose to be for math not english

Answer 70

Which word is the demonstrative pronoun in this sentence?

I'm not so sure these are the best for me.

A.
me

B.
for

C.
so

D.
theseWhich word is the demonstrative pronoun in this sentence?

I'm not so sure these are the best for me.

A.
me

B.
for

C.
so

D.
these

Answer 71

sorry this is only for math you have to go to English so you can get help

Answer 72

ok see you there

Answer 73

http://openstudy.com/users/skill

Answer 74

@silveralchemist09 I already told you I had to go before I left... why are you all upset lol

Answer 75

You can add me though, so if you need anybody to help and I'm online you can just send a message :-)

Good luck!