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Don’t forget to save this post to study it later! 🤍@habloespanol_ingleby How do indefinite pronouns work? Indefinite pronouns are used to talk about people or things in a non-specific way, when we do not know exactly who or what they are, or when we do not want to say. Examples 👥 Todos (Everyone / Everybody / All) → includes every person or thing. Todos están en clase. (Everyone is in class.) 👤 Alguien (Someone / Somebody) → one person, but we don't know who. Alguien llama a la puerta. (Someone is knocking at the door.) 👥 Algunos (Some) → part of a group, but not everyone. Algunos prefieren la playa. (Some people prefer the beach.) 🚫 Nadie (Nobody / No one) → no person. No hay nadie en casa. (There is nobody at home.) 🚫 Ninguno (None / Not any) → not one person or thing. No tengo ninguno. (I don't have any. / I have none.) 💡 Important rule In Spanish, nadie and ninguno are normally used with the negative word no. ✅ No conozco a nadie. (I don't know anybody.) ✅ No hay ninguno. (There isn't one. / There aren't any.) ❌ Conozco a nadie. (Incorrect.) These pronouns replace a noun, so we don't need to repeat it. Example: ¿Hay estudiantes en clase? (Are there any students in class?) Sí, todos. (Yes, everyone.) Sí, algunos. (Yes, some of them.) No, ninguno. (No, none.) ❤️ Save this post so you don’t lose it! @habloespanol_ingleby #SpanishVocabulary #SpeakSpanish #SpanishClass #SpanishPractice #SpanishQuiz
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