Everyone in our class ___ excited about the fiesta parade.

Which subject is an indefinite pronoun: she, everybody, or theirs?

Both of my cousins ___ helping at the sari-sari store today.

___ laughed at the joke because it was not funny at all.

Each of the pupils ___ a notebook for the writing lesson.

Which subject is an indefinite pronoun: nothing, we, or mine?

Nothing in the basket ___ ripe enough for the birthday lunch.

In 'Many of them ride the ferry,' the pronouns are Many and them. Which one is indefinite?

Several of the drivers ___ waiting near the market gate every morning.

___ of the two shirts fits me, so I will pick whichever one is on sale.

Somebody always ___ the classroom door at four o'clock.

Which subject is an indefinite pronoun: yours, they, or several?

Few of the mangoes ___ left after the merienda.

___ is inside the box because we already emptied it.

Everybody in the barangay ___ the new basketball court.

In 'She told everyone the good news,' the pronouns are She and everyone. Which one is indefinite?

Many of the guests ___ pancit at the christening.

Which subject is an indefinite pronoun: each, it, or hers?

No one in my family ___ coffee at breakfast.

___ of my classmates joined the clean-up, so the whole street was clean by noon.

Either of the answers ___ correct.

In 'Nobody found his cap,' the pronouns are Nobody and his. Which one is indefinite?

Someone ___ the flag every Monday morning.

___ knocked at the gate, but we did not see who it was.

Nothing ___ better than fresh buko juice on a hot day.

Which subject is an indefinite pronoun: ours, I, or somebody?

Both of the singers ___ ready for the holiday program.

___ of the children finished the race, so only three medals were given out.

Everyone ___ a small gift to the wedding.

In 'We saw few of the fireflies,' the pronouns are We and few. Which one is indefinite?

Several of my classmates ___ tricycles to school.

___ of the two candidates for class president gave strong speeches, so the teacher let the class vote right away.

Each of the plates ___ clean and dry.

Which subject is an indefinite pronoun: both, you, or his?

Many in the crowd ___ small flags during the parade.

___ in the group brings a snack, so no one goes hungry.

Everybody ___ quiet during the symposium.

Each of my sisters ___ a different school in our town.

Few of the farmers ___ their harvest early this year.

Many of the shells on the beach ___ broken.