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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Relative pronoun "what"?

Hi,

Can we use "what" as an indefinite pronoun? If so, please provide a sentence to illustrate. Thanks in advance.
  

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The indefinite pronouns are: somebody, someone, something anybody, anyone, anything nobody, no one, nothing everybody, everyone, everything

— Mister Micawber

  • The indefinite pronouns are: somebody, someone, something anybody, anyone, anything nobody, no one, nothing everybody, everyone, everything
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The indefinite pronouns are:

somebody, someone, something
anybody, anyone, anything
nobody, no one, nothing
everybody, everyone, everything
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Thank you, Mister Micawber. Do you know if there is even one instance where "what" can be used as an indefinite pronoun? Sorry for being adamant. Just wanting to know.
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No, I don't. It's your idea, so why don't you come up with the possible sentence?
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