Indefinite pronouns are pronouns that does not refer to something or someone in particular. It creates a vague image of the subject, object, or complement. In this sentence, there are two pronouns: something, and us. Let's analyze the choices.
(a) <em>Chris </em>is a name of a person. Hence, it is a noun and not a pronoun.
(b) <em>Something </em>is perfect example of an indefinite pronoun. It doesn't clearly answer the question, "What?"
(c) <em>Us </em>is a pronoun. However, it is a personal pronoun in the first person plural case.
(d) <em>That </em>can be a relative pronoun. However, it's used as a demonstrative adjective in the sentence. It implies the location of the <em>book</em>.
A paraphrase is to express an original thought in ones own words while retaining the original meaning of the text.
<h3>How are the sentences properly classified?</h3>
Properly paraphrased:
- The crowd inside the Georgia Dome was on their feet and already making a deafening amount of noise as the seven
- American women filed into the arena to begin the 1996 Olympic gymnastics women's team final.
Improperly paraphrased:
The excitement that greeted the US women's gymnastics team as they marched briskly toward the uneven bars was the most captivating thing I had ever seen.
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Well, first of all, there are no spaces.
Second, the second sentence shouldn't have a comma.
Third, the third sentence should instead be:
Often, owners will shout at their dogs or even punish them. But what is needed instead is training.
I hope this helped! If you have any problem please let me know.
Answer:
Yeah! You are correct.
(Transitive verb requires an object for making sense while intransitive verb is fine on its own.)
