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Educational slide on indefinite pronouns with definitions and examples.

A educational slide titled "Indefinite Pronouns" explaining that these pronouns refer to unnamed people or things, with examples like "all," "both," "few," "no one," "each," "many," "any," and "either," and an example sentence: "No one knew the answer, but a few tried. You must explain it to me."

A educational slide titled "Indefinite Pronouns" explaining that these pronouns refer to unnamed people or things, with examples like "all," "both," "few," "no one," "each," "many," "any," and "either," and an example sentence: "No one knew the answer, but a few tried. You must explain it to me."

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