"-body" vs "-some"
Once I thought those were the same, but now I don't.
Are there any differences between the following words?
anybody/anyone
everybody/everyone
somebody/someoneOoops. What I wanted the title to be was: "-body" vs "-one"
lol
Anyways, it seems like you understood. Thank you for answering
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Answers · 4
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i always use them interchangeably
they mean the same
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Anyone is the singular version of the word and anybody is the plural version. Both are used to mean any one person.
0
Hello)) I think that it makes no difference, and they contrived to diversify English)
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There is no difference.
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