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There is a dance   is invited.  \n2. I am certain   will come.  \n3. If you don’t invite them,   will show up.  \n4. There is no membership,   is welcome.  \n5. You mean   can come?  \n6. Will   open the door?  \n7. There is room for   on the boat.  \n8.   likes this game!  \n9. If   pays for it, it is all good.  \n10. After the party,   was happy.  \nAnswers  \n1. There is a dance. Everybody is invited.  \n2. I am certain somebody will come.  \n3. If you don’t invite them, nobody will show up.  \n4. There is no membership, anybody/everybody is welcome.  \n5. You mean anybody can come?  \n6. Will somebody open the door?  \n7. There is room for everybody on the boat.  \n8.  Everybody likes this game!  \n9. If somebody pays for it, it is all good.  \n10. After the party, everybody was happy.","cbCaiiqjvLYqcSQj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiqjvLYqcSQj","pdf",83021,"English","# Indefinite Pronouns Overview\n## Exercises: Complete the Sentences\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What are indefinite pronouns used for?\",\"answer\":\"Indefinite pronouns are used to refer to people, places, or things that are not specifically identified.\"},{\"question\":\"Which indefinite pronouns are covered in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet covers the indefinite pronouns: anybody, everybody, somebody, and nobody.\"},{\"question\":\"How should the exercises be completed?\",\"answer\":\"Students should read each of the ten sentences and fill in the blanks with the most appropriate indefinite pronoun from the provided list.\"}]","Grade 1 Pronouns Worksheet - Indefinite Pronouns - Practice Exercises | PDF"]