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不定代词的用法（The use of indefinite pronouns） The use of indefinite pronouns An indefinite pronoun of The English indefinite pronouns all, each, both, either, neither, one, none, little, few, many, much, other, another, some, any, no, few (a), (a) little, both, enough, every, and by some, any, no synthesis and composed of every (somebody, anyone, nothing etc.). In these indefinite pronouns, most of them can serve as subject, object, predicative and attributive but pronouns none and by some, any, no and every constitute the only synthetic pronoun as subject, object or predicative, not as attribute, while no and every are used as attributive. Two, refers to the three and the indefinite pronoun Some indefinite pronouns used to refer to both (such as both, either, neither), some indefinite pronouns used to refer to the three (such as all, any, none, every), pay attention not to confuse: Both, of, my, parents, are, doctors., my parents are both doctors. All, of, the, students, are, interested, in, it., all students are interested in this. There are, trees,, on, any, side, the, of, square., every side of the square tree. He has, two, sons, neither, of, whom, is, rich.,, he has no sons, neither rich. He has, three, sons, none, of, whom, is, rich.,, he has no sons, neither rich. [description] each can be used for both or three or more, while every is only for three or more than three, so for both, use only each, not every. There, are, on, every, side, of, the, road., trees Three, the use of compound indefinite pronoun Compound indefinite pronouns include something, somebody, someone, anything, anybody, anyone, nothing, nobody, no, one, everybody, everything, everyone, and so on. They are used as the subject, object or predicative, but cannot be used as attributive. The difference between something, someone, and anything and anyone is the same as that of some and any. The former is generally used in affirmative sentences, and the latter is generally used for negative, interrogativ