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What are the S.A.N.A.M. Pronouns?
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Some
Any None All Most |
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How can you tell if these pronouns are singular or plural?
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Look at the "of" construction that usually follows the pronoun.
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What is a pronoun?
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A word that replaces other nouns or pronouns.
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What is an indefinite pronoun?
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A pronoun that is not specific about about the thing to which it refers.
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What indefinite pronouns require a singular verb form?
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All pronouns that end with -one, -body, or -thing.
Anyone, Anybody, Anything Everyone, Everybody, Everything Whatever, Whoever Someone, Somebody, Something No one, Nobody, Nothing Each, Every |
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What are the rules for using "Each" and "Every"
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1. Each and Every, if the subject, always require a singular verb form.
2. If the subject is preceded by "Each" and "Every", it also requires a singular verb form. (Every dog Has paws - Every dog and cat Has paws - Each of these shirts is pretty) 3. |
