indefinite pronouns
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Mr. BenitezGrammar 6th Grade
Indefinite Pronouns“The pronouns that don’t substitute for
anything”
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Standard
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Standard
6.WOL.I.2
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Standard
6.WOL.I.2
Identify and properly use indefinite pronouns
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Objective
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Objective
Students will learn and properly use indefinite pronouns
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SLEs
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SLEs
A: Students will learn about indefinite pronouns and remember what they learned
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SLEs
A: Students will learn about indefinite pronouns and remember what they learned
C: Students will ask and answer questions regarding the concept of indefinite pronouns. And, students will listen attentively about the subject.
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SLEs
A: Students will learn about indefinite pronouns and remember what they learned
C: Students will ask and answer questions regarding the concept of indefinite pronouns. And, students will listen attentively about the subject.
I: Students will be respectful to their classmates and Mr. Benitez during the lecture.
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SLEs
A: Students will learn about indefinite pronouns and remember what they learned
C: Students will ask and answer questions regarding the concept of indefinite pronouns. And, students will listen attentively about the subject.
I: Students will be respectful to their classmates and Mr. Benitez during the lecture.
O: Students will live like Jesus Christ when they show respect. By showing respect, they are showing that they care.
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Let’s Review
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Let’s Review
What is a noun?
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Let’s Review
What is a noun?
What is a pronoun?
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Let’s Review
What is a noun?
What is a pronoun?
What is the word called that the pronoun replaces?
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Indefinite Pronouns
Definition:
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Indefinite Pronouns
Definition:An indefinite pronoun is a pronoun
that does not replace a noun, but rather acts as a noun itself.
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Indefinite Pronouns
Definition:An indefinite pronoun is a pronoun
that does not replace a noun, but rather acts as a noun itself.
They can be either singular or plural.
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Don’t be confused by indefinite pronouns
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Don’t be confused by indefinite pronouns
1. Pronouns beginning with any (anyone, anybody, etc.), no (no one, nobody, nothing), every (everyone,
everything, etc.), and some (something, someone, etc.) are
always singular and take a singular verb.
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For example
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For example
Everybody is coming.
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For example
Everybody is coming.
Singular
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Another Example
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Another Example
Nothing is happening.
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Another Example
Nothing is happening.
Singular
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Other Singular Indefinite Pronouns
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Other Singular Indefinite Pronouns
each
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Other Singular Indefinite Pronouns
each
another
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Other Singular Indefinite Pronouns
each
another
either
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Other Singular Indefinite Pronouns
each
another
either
neither
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Other Singular Indefinite Pronouns
each
another
either
neither
little
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Other Singular Indefinite Pronouns
each
another
either
neither
little
much
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Other Singular Indefinite Pronouns
each
another
either
neither
little
much
REMEMBER: each of these pronouns need a singular verb
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Brain Teaser
What is the indefinite pronoun and does the verb agree?
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Brain Teaser
What is the indefinite pronoun and does the verb agree?
1. Little are happening because neither of my friends are here.
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Brain Teaser
What is the indefinite pronoun and does the verb agree?
1. Little are happening because neither of my friends are here.
2. The roller coaster ride is finished; another costs $5.00.
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Plural Indefinite Pronouns
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Plural Indefinite Pronouns
Just as indefinite pronouns can be singular, they can also be plural.
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Plural Indefinite Pronouns
Just as indefinite pronouns can be singular, they can also be plural.
Indefinite pronouns that are always plural are - both, several, few, many, and others.
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Plural Indefinite Pronouns
Just as indefinite pronouns can be singular, they can also be plural.
Indefinite pronouns that are always plural are - both, several, few, many, and others.
Can you guess what type of verbs these pronouns need?
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Plural Indefinite Pronouns
Just as indefinite pronouns can be singular, they can also be plural.
Indefinite pronouns that are always plural are - both, several, few, many, and others.
Can you guess what type of verbs these pronouns need?
Plural verbs
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Examples
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Examples
The Martin girls are twins. Both are here.
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Examples
The Martin girls are twins. Both are here.
plural
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Indefinite Pronouns S & P
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Indefinite Pronouns S & P
Some indefinite pronouns can be both singular and plural
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Indefinite Pronouns S & P
Some indefinite pronouns can be both singular and plural
You might be asking yourself, “How will I be able to tell the difference?”
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Indefinite Pronouns S & P
Some indefinite pronouns can be both singular and plural
You might be asking yourself, “How will I be able to tell the difference?”
The answer is in the rest of the sentence.
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For example
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For example
All the cake is gone.
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For example
All the cake is gone.
cake is singular - use a singular verb
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For example
All the cake is gone.
cake is singular - use a singular verb
All the boys are gone.
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For example
All the cake is gone.
cake is singular - use a singular verb
All the boys are gone.
boys is plural - use a plural verb
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S & P Indefinite Pronouns
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S & P Indefinite Pronouns
any
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S & P Indefinite Pronouns
any
more
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S & P Indefinite Pronouns
any
more
some
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S & P Indefinite Pronouns
any
more
some
enough
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S & P Indefinite Pronouns
any
more
some
enough
all
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S & P Indefinite Pronouns
any
more
some
enough
all
most
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S & P Indefinite Pronouns
any
more
some
enough
all
most
half
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S & P Indefinite Pronouns
any
more
some
enough
all
most
half
who
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S & P Indefinite Pronouns
any
more
some
enough
all
most
half
who
none
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S & P Indefinite Pronouns
any
more
some
enough
all
most
half
who
none
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Your turn to put what you learned into ACTION
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Underline each indefinite pronoun in the sentences below.
1. Each of the players maintained a strict training schedule. 2. Everyone had some of the cake. 3. Many of the families offered their homes to some of the visitors. 4. The speech was listened to by only a few in the crowd. 5. Some of the books had been moved to another shelf. 6. The question was answered by no one. 7. Most of the neighbors knew something about the legend. 8. Janet suggested that little could be done to help. 9. Neither of the plans was attractive. 10. We knew several of the guests.
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Homework!!!!!!
Hip..hip..hooray!!!
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Write 6 sentences:
2 using singular indefinite pronouns2 using plural indefinite pronouns
2 using indefinite pronouns that can be either singular or plural
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