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Infinite Pronoun

An infinite pronoun is a pronoun that does not have a definite antecedent or referent. It is used to indicate an indefinite or unlimited amount of people or things.

Examples:

1. Singular Infinite Pronouns:

- Everyone: Everyone is invited to the party.

- Somebody: Somebody left their phone on the table.

- Nobody: Nobody knows the answer to that question.

- Anybody: Can anybody help me with this problem?

2. Plural Infinite Pronouns:

- Few: Few are brave enough to attempt the challenge.

- Both: They invited both of their families to the wedding.

- Many: Many have tried to solve this puzzle, but failed.

- Others: Let's hear from others who have a different perspective.

3. Indefinite Infinite Pronouns:

- All: All is fair in love and war.

- Some: Some rumors can be quite misleading.

- Any: Please let me know if you have any questions.

- None: None of the options seem suitable for this project.

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