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** Indefinite Pronouns and Adjectives ** Indefinite Pronouns and Adjectives – used to indicate some person or thing, without specifying directly; pronouns declined like interrogative pronouns; adjectives declined like relative pronouns


 * Pronouns || Adjectives ||
 * quis, quid - anyone, anything || qui, quae, quod - any ||
 * aliquis, aliquid - someone || aliqui, aliqua*, aliquod ||
 * quisque, quidque - each one || quique, quaeque, quodque - each ||
 * quidam, quaedam, quiddam - a certain person or thing || quidam, quaedam, quoddam - a certain, some ||

See forms of //quidam// on p. 14 - m changes to n before d
 * After //si, nisi, num//, and //ne//, all the //ali//'s drop away*

** Interrogative Pronouns ** Interrogative Pronouns – question words referring to an undefined antecedent; //who? whose? whom? which? what?//

Examples: **//Who//** is there? **//With whom//** did you walk?
 * Interrogative Pronouns agree with its antecedent in person, number, and case according to its purpose in the sentences. Most likely the antecedent is unknown, so person and number must be guessed from context.

Interrogative Pronouns – Quis, Quid
 * || || Singular || ||
 * || M. & F. || || N. ||
 * Nominative || quis? || who? || quid? ||
 * Genitive || cuius? || whose? of whom? || cuius? ||
 * Dative || cui? || to, for whom? || cui? ||
 * Accusative || quem? || whom? || quid? ||
 * Ablative || quo? || from, by, with whom? || quo? ||