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indefinite pronoun

A pronoun referring to an unspecified person or amount, like everyone or nobody.

An indefinite pronoun refers to a person, thing, or amount that is not specifically named (everyone, somebody, each, neither, anything). Most are grammatically singular even when they suggest a crowd.

Examples

  • Everybody is here (singular, not "are").

  • Each of us has a copy.

See also

pronoun types subject-verb agreement
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