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Which of these is NOT an example of an indefinite pronoun?

Somebody
Most
Which
Everyone

The correct answer is: Which

The correct response is based on the understanding that an indefinite pronoun is a pronoun that refers to an unspecified person or thing. In this context, "Somebody," "Most," and "Everyone" all fit the definition of indefinite pronouns as they refer to non-specific entities. "Somebody" refers to an unidentified person, "Most" refers to an unspecified quantity, and "Everyone" indicates all people without specifying which ones. On the other hand, "Which" is not an indefinite pronoun; it is a relative pronoun used to specify or ask about a particular item or group out of a known set. It functions to introduce relative clauses and provides information about a noun. Thus, it does not conform to the category of indefinite pronouns, confirming that it is the appropriate answer to identify as not being an example of an indefinite pronoun.