Indefinite Adjectives and Pronouns

Question 1

what are the indefinite adjectives and pronouns?

Answer 1

algo (something)

alguien (someone)

Question 2

do the indefinite adjectives and pronouns (algo and alguien) change to match their noun?

Answer 2

no

they never change although their meaning changes depending on the context they are used in.

Question 3

meaning of ‘algo’ (on its own …)

Answer 3

something

e.g. he was noting something down - apuntaba algo

Question 4

‘algo’ + adjective =

Answer 4

rather / quite / a bit

e.g. it is rather scandalous - es algo escandaloso

Question 5

‘algo’ + de + infinitive =

Answer 5

something

e.g. quieres algo de comer - do you want something to eat?

Question 6

‘alguien’ on its own meaning …

Answer 6

someone

e.g. busco a alguien - im looking for someone

Question 7

‘alguien’ + que + a verb =

Answer 7

needs a subjunctive due to doubt that ‘someone’ exists

e.g. i’m looking for someone who respects me - busco a alguien que me respete

Question 8

why does ‘ninguno’ not have a plural form?

Answer 8

it means ‘not one’ therefore can not be plural