Indefinite Pronouns
Use everyone/everybody, someone/somebody, anyone/anybody, and no one/nobody to refer to unspecified people. They all take a singular verb, even though they feel plural. "Everyone is here." — not "Everyone are here." In informal English, we often use "they" as a singular pronoun after these words.
Use everyone/everybody, someone/somebody, anyone/anybody, and no one/nobody to refer to unspecified people. They all take a singular verb, even though they feel plural. "Everyone is here." — not "Everyone are here." In informal English, we often use "they" as a singular pronoun after these words.
Practice
Everyone in the class ___ to bring their passport to the exam.
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Put the words in the correct order: