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不定代词在英语中(国外英文资料) Indefinite pronouns are more frequently used in English, because they are related to singular and complex numbers and characters, so they are easy to confuse. Used of countable nouns; uncountable nouns Singular plural None (of) refers to a person or thing Nobody refers to people, no, one refers to people Nothing finger When answering how many/much questions, use none none (of) to refer to people or things, none (of), people or things No refers to a person or thing (=not, a) He, is, no, fool. (hes no fool) no means people or things (=not, any + noun, plural) No other + noun plural no refers to things (=not, any + uncountable nouns) One (of) refers to a person or thing One, another, ones refers to people or things, that refers to things The, weather, here, is, better, than, that, in, Shanghai. Half (of) refers to person or thing half (of) refers to person or thing half (of) finger The other refers to people or things The other + noun singular Of persons or things (used with One); (the) others; of persons or things (the) other+ noun plural; refers to person or thing (used with some) (the) other + uncountable noun, referent (used with some) Another refers to people or things Another + noun singular Of persons or things; any; others refers to people or things Some others refers to people or things - - Either (of) refers to a person or thing Neither (of) refers to a person or thing - - -- both (of) refers to a person or thing Can be used as predicate, We, are, both, students. - Each (of), each, one, each, other Of two or more than two persons or things. Focus on individual. We gave, them, a, present, each. -- -- Every each and every one Every other day Everybody (one) people Every one (of) person or thing Of three or more persons and objects; three or more. Focus on the whole. Every, two, days -- -- few (in the negative sense) A few Quiet few A, good, few, little (negative) A little A bit of -- fewer (of) Fewest (of) less (of) Less (of) -- several (of) a