Indefinite pronouns - Everything, everywhere, everyone and everybody

Pronouns are words that replace nouns in a sentence. There are 2 types of pronouns:
1) Definite pronouns refer to something specific.
2) Indefinite pronouns are not specific. They are more general.
"everything", "everywhere", "everyone" and "everybody" are examples of indefinite pronouns.
In this English grammar lesson, you will learn the meaning, use and grammar rules for each word.
You will also learn the difference between "everyone" (one word) and "every one” (two words). It is a big difference in meaning!
This lesson was presented by Andrew, a qualified native English teacher with over 15 years experience of teaching English.
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Greetings from Oaxaca, Mexico. Thanks for sharing this grammar video. When to use everybody or everyone?, as I have learnd "everybody" refers to especific people (for example: All in this classroom are my students), "everyone" refers to unknown or undefinite people who I refer to (for example: "everyone" in the world loves Eglish Language). I'd like you tell me if it's correct.

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Hi Teacher Andrew! Thank you so much for this video lesson. It is very interesting and helpful. It enables us to have a clear understanding of the meaning and usage of the indefinite pronoun. As always, the photos and pictures complement your lessons help us a lot. Do you mind making a video lesson about the pronoun " one ". It sometimes uses with the spelling one, ones, and one`s. I shall be most grateful to you. Thank you for your hard work. Take care of your health! Best Wishes, Fazil

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Do we use only in affirmative sentences?

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