Indefinite Pronouns

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all	refers to the whole group	All that glitters is not gold.
every, eachкожен
every	the members have something in common	Every engineer must know the properties of the materials.
each	when we speak about the difference between the members	Let each of us think to himself.
much, many, a lot ofбагато
much	with uncountables	Much ado about nothing.
many	with countables	There are many faculties in the KPI.
a lot of	with uncountables and countables
little, fewмало, небагато, декілька
little	with uncountables	I have a little time.
few	with countables (without article means ‘мало’, with the indefinite article – ‘небагато, декілька’)	A few books are on the table.
some, any, noand their derivatives -body, -one, -thing, -where
some	- affirmative sentences (with countables –‘декілька, деякі’, with uncountables –‘небагато, невелика кількість’) - interrogative sentences (when offering something or asking for definite portion of smth) - negative sentences (where ‘some’ is affirmative in the meaning)	He took some money and went to the cinema. Give me some books to read Would you like to have some tea? He never writes without making some mistakes.
any	- interrogative sentences and indirect questions(with countables has the meaning ‘які-небудь’ with uncountables – ‘скільки-небудь’) - negative sentences (ніякий) - affirmative sentences (with the meaning no matter who or which ‘будь-який’)	Do you have any spare money? He asked me if I had any friends abroad. He didn’t ask me any questions. You may take any book you like.
no	negative forms of any (no – залежна форма, none– незалежна форма)	I have no time. I have none.

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