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Dependent indefinite pronouns
Type in the following indefinite pronouns in the correct form.
- ¡Cómete (todo) las verduras!Feminine plural = todasEat all the vegetables!
- Hay que beber (mucho) agua.Feminine singular = muchaOne must drink a lot of water.
- (Cada) día me levanto temprano.Masculine singular = cadaEvery day I get up early.
- Yo no me conformo con (cualquier) cosa.Feminine singular = cualquierI’m not satisfied with just anything.
- ¿Hay aquí (algún) médico?Masculine singular = algúnIs there a doctor here?
- Tenemos (varios) soluciones para el problema.Feminine plural = variasWe have several solutions to the problem.
Independent indefinite pronouns – Write the opposite sentence, using the indefinite pronoun in parentheses.
To note: Some further changes may be necessary to correctly produce the opposite sentence.
- Había muchas personas en el concierto.
(poco) Feminine plural = pocasThere were many people at the concert. → There were few people at the concert.
- No hay nadie en la casa.
(alguien) To correctly write the opposite sentence, we also need to remove the no.There’s no one in the house. → There’s someone in the house.
- Nadie puede resolverlo.
(cualquiera) Only the indefinite pronoun needs to be replaced.No one can solve it. → Anyone can solve it.
- Todo fue bien en las vacaciones.
(nada) Only the indefinite pronoun needs to be replaced.Everything went well on holiday. → Nothing went well on holiday.
- Tengo algún libro interesante.
(ningún) Doubled negation with no … ningúnI have an interesting book. → I don’t have any interesting books.