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What is the difference between "no one " and " nobody "?...
What is the difference between:
- "no one " and " nobody "?
- "someone" and "somebody"?
- "anyone" and "anybody"?
I want to know If I can use each couple of words like synonyms.
17 sep. 2014 18:26
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They are the same. You can use them interchangeably.
17 september 2014
2
You must know this. For people body/one.
everybody/everyone means all. Somebody/one means one person of all but you don't know who.
Anybody/anyone in a negative sentence means zero people (I don't see anyone there) in a question means somebody/someone
(Can anybody help me?), in a positive sentence means one person or another(anyone could have kill him)
No one/body in a negative sentence is like any(i see nobody there) in the other ones means just no people.
The same for things and places.
17 september 2014
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