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Someone x Anyone/ Somebody x Anybody Hi everyone! What is the difference between these words? Someone x Anyone Somebody x Anybody
Mar 22, 2016 3:15 AM
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Someone/Somebody = means one particular person (but you don't know who) .... "someone left flowers on my desk!" <--- one person did this. Anyone/Anybody = any and all people can/could/may ... "anybody can learn to dance, but not everyone wants to" <--- it is POSSIBLE for every person on earth. I hope that helps!
March 22, 2016
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