Hey, who can help me about what's the meaning of ' anything or nothing' and 'nothing is anything' ??
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Ok, let's go, I'll try to help you!
You must use 'ANYTHING' in the presence of the negative verb form as the follow example:
====Why didn't you do anything all day long?
****** Why DIDN"T (did + NOT) [Auxiliar verb + not] you do ANYTHING allt day long?
or you can use 'NOTHING', but this time it goes like this:
=== Why DID you do NOTHING allt day long?
These are the two ways you writting the same sentence(semantically speaking).
Well That's it I hope I may helped you! see ya!
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If I got your question right, perhaps this might be just what you're looking for: https://schwaenglish.com/2018/11/25/any-or-no-anything-or-nothing/
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It's just babble [胡言亂語].
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