Indefinite Pronouns WorksheetsAnyone, Everyone, Nobody, Someone · 11 Grammar Printables · Grade 1 ESL
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| Grade | 1st Grade |
|---|---|
| Pages | 11 |
| Format | Printable PDF |
| Topic | Grammar |
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What's included
- 11-page printable PDF (A4)
- 1 introduction page with a definition, examples, 6 word-building items and a write-your-own sentence
- 10 practice pages with a six-pronoun word bank and 5 sentences each (50 sentences in total)
About this pack
This 11-page set of indefinite pronoun worksheets for Grade 1 and ESL/EFL students teaches the words we use when we don't mean one particular person, place or thing: anyone, everyone, nobody, anything, everything and someone.
Page 1 introduces the idea with a short definition, the examples anyone, nothing and everywhere, and two model sentences ("Is everyone here?" and "You can see the sky anywhere."). Students then join six word pairs to build indefinite pronouns (any + where, any + thing, some + where, every + one, every + where, some + thing) and write one sentence of their own.
Pages 2–11 each print the same six-word bank (anyone, everyone, nobody, anything, everything, someone) above five gap sentences. Students choose a pronoun, then rewrite the whole sentence on the two lines underneath. The 50 sentences come from everyday school and home life: "_____ is knocking at the door. Can you open it?", "I'm so hungry. I haven't eaten _____ all day.", "The classroom was empty. _____ was there." Many sentences already contain a negative (didn't, wasn't, isn't), so students have to notice it and pick anyone or anything rather than nobody. The instructions tell them that more than one answer can be right. There is no answer key.
Skills Practiced
- Recognizing indefinite pronouns that refer to no particular person or thing
- Building compound pronouns from any-, some- and every- plus -one, -thing and -where
- Choosing between anyone, anything, someone and nobody in positive, negative and question sentences
- Rewriting full sentences with correct capitals and punctuation
Perfect for
- 1st grade pronoun lessons after personal and possessive pronouns
- ESL/EFL learners who say "I didn't see nobody" or mix up someone and anyone
- Morning work, homework, early finishers and small-group grammar review
