In Romanian grammar, what part of speech is 'oricine'?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Pronume nehotărât (indefinite pronoun)
- Step 1: 'Oricine' (anyone/whoever) refers non-specifically to a person without identifying them, classifying it as an indefinite pronoun. Answer: Pronume nehotărât (indefinite pronoun). Why not the others: Relative pronouns introduce relative clauses (cine, care), demonstrative pronouns indicate proximity (acesta).
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