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Indefinite pronouns which belong to modern English language are used to refer
human beings and objects that are not familiar with a speaker. There are some words which
are shown below include to a group of indefinite pronouns: some, any, somebody, anybody,
someone, anyone, something, anything, many, much, little, few. It is a fact that six of these
pronouns are simple, the rest of them are compound words. Indefinite compound pronouns are
made by adding the words body, thing and one to the simple pronouns some and
any :somebody, something, someone, anybody, anyone, anything. In Modern English
language two indefinite pronouns some and any constitute the main part of these group.
In fact, those words are the same by their lexical meaning. Presumably, both of them express
the same meaning: a few and after plural countable nouns follow both of these pronouns.
However the distinction between two them is in the way that they are used in our speech.
Some is as a principle, used in positive sentences, on the other hand, any is just used in
interrogative and negative sentences. For instance:
Note: There is used any in conditional sentences. For instance, in this kind of sentences: - If
you have got any English books, show them to me, please. Ingilis dilind birc dn d
olsun kitabn varsa, zhmt olmasa mn gstr.
When the pronouns some and any are used with uncountable nouns, they mean
indefinite quantity and are followed by a singular noun. For instance: - Go to the shop and
buy some butter and cheese.. Maazaya get v biraz ya, biraz da pendir al.. Have you got
any bread? He ryin varm?.. Now run and get some candy.. Qa biraz irniyyat al..
Beside the general features which belong to the indefinite pronouns some and any, there
are also some special cases to differentiate them. These pronouns are shown below:
The indefinite pronoun some can be used in proper and general questions which are offered
and possessing request and suggestion features.
- O biraz sd istyirmi ?
Indefinite article any sometimes can be used in positive sentences.In this case,it means hr
bir ,for example:
ndefinite pronoun some can be used in the meaning of bzi in some contexts as a
definite pronoun, for instance: Some people like gossiping Bzi adamlar qeybt etmyi
sevirlr.
ndefinite pronoun some is used in the meaning of bir hiss (si) with using uncountable
nouns.
ndefinite pronouns some and any can be used both as a noun and as an adjective. As a
noun, they are used in the sentence in the place of a subject and an object,neverthelessas an
adjective they are used in the place of an attribute.For instance:
- will tell you someday, I have not really got any plans
On the other hand, the pronouns something and anything are used to indicate inanimate
objects. They barely have general case form. The features which have been mentioned above
about indefinite pronouns approximately belong to the compound indefinite pronouns that
were made from each of them. It means that like a pronoun bzi the pronouns kims, bir
ks,ns are as a principle, used in positive sentences. Otherwise like the pronoun any
means hr ,istniln, the pronouns bir ks (anybody), hr kim (anyone), ns (anything) are
used in interrogative and negative sentences. n general case, they are used to substitute a
noun, but in possessive case are used to substitute an adjective.As a noun, they are acted as a
subject and also as an adjective, they are performed in the role of an attribute :
1) Somebody knocked at the door. There is something else I noticed in your speech.
Kim is qapn dyd.Snin dannda baqa bir ey sezdim.
2) did not know anything about beauty.
Mn gzllik barsind he bir ey bilmirdim.
Like a noun,there is used a preposition in front of these words. In that case indefinite
pronouns substitute the function of an object used with preposition, for instance :