What is the difference between "anyone" and "anybody"?
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Anyone = any single person (it’s the singular form)
Anybody = any possible people (it’s the plural form)
Ex:does anyone have a pen that I can borrow?
Anybody can learn to speak English. All people, but not a specific person.
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I don't distinguish between the two. I consider them interchangeable.
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They're exactly the same. Some people say 'someone' is slightly more formal than 'somebody' and others say the opposite, but that's largely personal opinion.
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