when do I use ''any of them'' and ''none of them''? what's the difference?
we all know that the band don't need this type of comment, any of the members. you're just being rude.

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when do I use ''any of them'' and ''none of them''? what's the difference?
we all know that the band don't need this type of comment, any of the members. you're just being rude.

Is that correct?

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You could better phrase the statement as "we all know the band doesn't need these types of comments, none of the members do.  You're just being rude." I also agree with the above commenter--using none emphasises the negative.  Hope that helps!!

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You can use no or none (of) instead of not or not any to emphasize the negative.

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