Indefinite pronouns worksheets
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Indefinite pronouns point at no one in particular: everyone, someone, nobody, anything. They let a sentence talk about people and things without naming them.
Three grades, one set of sentences: all three print from the same 40. Print one here, or open a grade for examples and teaching notes.
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1st grade
First graders complete sentences with the indefinite pronoun that fits: everyone, someone, nothing, anybody. The sentence's meaning, all, one, none, or any, picks the word.
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2nd grade Core grade
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Second graders choose across the full grid (every-, some-, no-, any- plus -one, -body, -thing) and write the fitting pronoun on the line.
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3rd grade
Third graders use indefinite pronouns precisely, including the tricky any- family in questions and negatives, and keep verbs agreeing with them.
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