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Indefinite pronouns refer to things or people without mentioning what or who.

1. Fill in the blanks with indefinite pronouns:

(a) They don't need ________.

(b) They need ________.

(c) Is there ________ in the house?

(d) Rinki wants ________ to eat.

(e) Rudra didn't go ________.

(f) ________ is really bothered by what you are wearing.

(g) He wishes to go ________ else.

(h) Has ________ seen my grammar book?

(i) Is there ________ in the refrigerator?

(j) ________ is fond of fun and enjoyment.

(k) ________ assembled there to watch him speak.

(l) ________ officials came for the meeting.

(m) ________ is born great.

(n) Can ________ see that star?



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Final answer:

Indefinite pronouns refer to unspecified things or people. They are typically singular and do not mention specific nouns.


Explanation:

Indefinite pronouns refer to things or people without specifying what or who they are. These pronouns usually take singular forms when used as the subject of a sentence. In the given sentences, examples of indefinite pronouns could include:
(a) They don't need anyone to eat.
(b) They need somebody.
(c) Is there anybody else.
(d) Rinki wants someone.
(e) Rudra didn't go anywhere.


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