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1. Pronouns refer to specified nouns (people, places or things). Indefinite pronouns refer to unspecified nouns (people, places or thins).

   • EXAMPLE
     • I know the career advisor, She lives in my neighborhood
     • Somebody locked the door. (Idon´t know who did it)

2. Use everybody/everyone/everything to talk about all of a group of nouns

   • EXAMPLE
     • Everything in the book is important. You need to study all of it

3. Use nobody/no one/nothing to talk about none of a group of nouns

   • EXAMPLE
     • I want to sell my computer, but no one I know wants to buy it.

4. Indefinite pronoun always take the singular form of a verb

   • EXAMPLE
     • Everyone has useful skills and knowledge

5. Use anybody/anyone/anything in negative statements and in questions

   • EXAMPLE
     • I don´t know anybody at my school

6. Use anybody/anyone/anothing to emphasize that it´s not important to specify a certain person, place, or thing

   • EXAMPLE
     • You need wor experience. Anything you do will be helpful

7. Use somebody/someone/something to talk about an unspecified noun

   • EXAMPLE
     • You should talk to someone at the career counseling center.