What is the difference between "somebody" and "someone"?
Many teachers say that there is no difference. But when I asked the Americans, they said that there is a difference, but they can't explain.
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If you mixed the two in conversation, I would guess that nobody would even notice much. There is a slight difference, however.
I tend to see 'someone' in more formal writing, while 'somebody' is more informal. It is a tendency, rather than a hard, definite rule.
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