1 republic of uzbekistan ministry of higher and secondary specialised education

all
.( 
London)- predicative; He payed a dollar 
each
. (London)-object ; It is 
true, 
every
line of it. (London)- attribute ; You knew almost 
everybody
.( Mansfield)-object ; Of course, class is 
everything
really.(Galsworthy)- predicative. 
Either 
has two meanings :1. each of 
the two , 2. one or the other. In the sentence it is usually used as an 
attribute or part of the subject: You can place the table 
on either side

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of the room (attribute) ; Personally, I don’t like 
either
jacket (attribute) 
; 
Either of the children
can come with us ; we don’t mind which (part 
of the subject). 
Other
has two numbers and two cases: singular/plural –
other-
others
; common case/genitive case –
other’s/others’
. The pronouns 
everybody
and 
everyone 
also have two case forms : the common 
case/the genitive case :
 Everybody
is in the room – 
Everybody’s
room 
is ready now. 
The pronoun 
another 
has two meanings :1.a different one, 2. an 
additional one: Will you give me 
another 
pen, it doesn’t write ( a 
different one) ; 
Another
month of this year , and we’ll finish the 
construction ( an additional one). 
In the Uzbek language there are the following pronouns which 
perform the function of the English defining pronouns: 
hamma, bari, 
jami, barcha,
butun, yalpi
. Pronouns 
hamma, bari, barcha
receive the affixal 
morphemes of possession: 
hammamiz/hammangiz/hammalari;