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Pronouns and Determiners - Universal Indefinite Pronouns and Determiners

These forms refer to the entirety of something, either by addressing each member of a complete group individually or by referring to the group as a whole.

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Categorized English Pronouns and Determiners
all

used to refer to every member of a group or entirety of an entity

[pronoun]
each

used to indicate that attention, actions, or attributes are distributed equally among members of a group

[pronoun]
both

used to refer to two items or individuals together

[pronoun]
everyone

every single person in a group, community, or society, without exception

[pronoun]
everybody

all the people that exist or are in a specific group

[pronoun]
everything

all things, events, etc.

[pronoun]
every

used to refer to all the members of a group of things or people

[determiner]
all

used to refer to every number, part, amount of something or a particular group

[determiner]
both

used to talk about two things or people

[determiner]
each

used to refer to every one of two or more people or things, when you are thinking about them separately

[determiner]
any and all

every possible option or individual within a group, without exception

[determiner]
any and every

used to indicate that something applies universally or without exception to all instances within a group

[determiner]
each and every

used to indicate that something applies individually to every single member of a group or set

[determiner]
every single

used to indicate that something applies individually to each member of a group or set without exception

[determiner]
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