Select the interrogative pronouns in the following sentences, and give
the case of each:—
1. Who received the first prize in your class?
2. Of what is this article composed?
3. Which of the girls has the pencil?
4. What are you going to do next?
5. Whom did he send with the horse?
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=LESSON XXVII.=
Point out the pronouns in the following sentences that do not stand for
any particular persons or things:—
1. Many went home before nine o’clock.
2. Each has his work to do.
3. All are here now.
Pronouns which do not stand for particular or definite persons or
things, are called =indefinite pronouns=; as, _Few_ believed him.
The principal words used as indefinite pronouns are _all_, _any_,
_other_, _another_, _both_, _some_, _such_, _few_, _many_, _one_,
_none_, _each_, _either_, _neither_, and words made by joining _some_,
_any_, _every_ and _no_ to the words _one_, _thing_ and _body_.