All of the following statements are true about indefinite pronouns except
a. Indefinite pronouns have antecedents and refer to specific people, places, things, or ideas.
b. Some indefinite pronouns are singular and some are plural.
c. Some indefinite pronouns can be singular or plural.
d. The pronouns each, neither, both, few, and most are examples of indefinite pronouns.
Question 2
Some examples of problems with pronouns include
a. using it or they without a clear antecedent.
b. using a singular pronoun with a plural antecedent.
c. confusing possessive pronouns (your, their, its) with contractions (you're, they're, and it's).
d. all of the above
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