1. key pointsh
1.1. PEOPLE
1.2. Somebody = someone
1.2.1. WE USE IT FOR PRAYERS AND QUESTIONS THAT THE ANSWER CAN BE AFFIRMATIVE
1.2.2. EJEMPLOS
1.2.3. She dances whit someone.
1.2.4. Does she dance with someone?
1.3. Anybody = anyone:
1.3.1. IT IS USED WITH AFFIRMATIVES, NEGATIVES AND INTERROGATIVAS
1.3.2. She dances with anyone
1.3.3. She doesn"t dance with anybody
1.3.4. Does she dance with anyone
1.4. Everybody = everyone:
1.4.1. THIS ONLY WILL BE USED TO AFFIRM
1.4.2. Everyone dances with her
1.5. Nobody = no one
1.5.1. THIS WILL ONLY BE USED TO DENY
1.5.2. no one dances with her
1.6. THING
1.7. Somethig
1.7.1. WE USE IT FOR PRAYERS AND QUESTIONS THAT THE ANSWER CAN BE AFFIRMATIVE
1.7.2. EJEMPLOS
1.7.3. I have to ask you something
1.7.4. do they want to go somewhere
1.8. Anythig
1.8.1. WE USE IT FOR PRAYERS AND QUESTIONS THAT THE ANSWER CAN BE AFFIRMATIVE
1.8.2. is there anything in the box?
1.8.3. there is nothing in the box
1.9. Nothig
1.9.1. THIS ONLY WILL BE USED TO AFFIRM
1.9.2. There is nothing in the box
1.10. Everythig
1.10.1. THIS ONLY WILL BE USED TO AFFIRM
1.10.2. I learned everything in this lesson
1.11. PLACE
1.12. Somewhere
1.12.1. WE USE IT FOR PRAYERS AND QUESTIONS THAT THE ANSWER CAN BE AFFIRMATIVE
1.12.2. EJEMPLOS
1.12.3. They want to go somewhere
1.12.4. do they want to go somewhere?
1.13. Anywhere
1.13.1. IT IS USED WITH AFFIRMATIVES, NEGATIVES AND INTERROGATIVAS
1.13.2. They want to go anywhere
1.13.3. they don't want to go anywhere
1.13.4. Do they want to go where?
1.14. Everywhere
1.14.1. THIS ONLY WILL BE USED TO AFFIRM
1.14.2. They want to go everywhere
1.15. Nowhere
1.15.1. THIS WILL ONLY BE USED TO DENY
1.15.2. They want to go no where
2. thing
2.1. Somethig
2.1.1. Something, something not known or specified.
2.2. Anythig
2.2.1. something, something - In affirmative sentences it refers to an event, act, object,.
2.3. Nothig
2.3.1. nothing. It can be used with both subject function and verb complement
2.4. Everythig
2.4.1. everything, all the elements, actions or facts of a certain situation
3. concept of indefinite pronouns.
3.1. A pronoun replaces a noun which an indefinite pronoun refers to nonspecific people or things. Most of these words can also be used as indefinite adjectives when preceding a noun. We use them to refer to a total number of people, things and places. We write them as one word.
4. place
4.1. Somewhere
4.1.1. Some place, place not known or not named.
4.2. Anywhere
4.2.1. Anywhere, anywhere. - In affirmative sentences it is translated by 'in an unspecified place or places', no matter what.
4.3. Everywhere
4.3.1. anywhere or in all places
4.4. Nowhere
4.4.1. nowhere, or an unknown place.
5. people
5.1. Somebody = someone
5.1.1. Someone, a person not known or not named. The one and the other work indistinctly.
5.2. Anybody = anyone:
5.2.1. someone, someone - In affirmative sentences it refers to a person or persons it does not matter who or who, it is not specified. They are interchangeable
5.3. Everybody = everyone:
5.3.1. everyone, everyone, everyone
5.4. Nobody = no one
5.4.1. no one. The peculiarity is that not one, unlike the rest of the pronouns with this prefix, must be written separately. We use indefinite pronouns derived from no- depending on subject of negative sentences