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Latest post Tue, Oct 13 2009 9:38 PM by pleasehelp. 0 replies.
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pleasehelp  +  941032 Tue, 13 Oct 09 09:38 PM
How many singular pronouns are there?  Such as everyone, everybody, anyone, anybody, etc..

Is there a reason why these pronouns are all singular?

Is there a list somewhere? 


Everyone to me means the literal 'everyone' so how is that plural?
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