what is the difference between "anybody" and "somebody"?
And between "no one" and "nobody"?
Thank you very much.
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"Any" is for negative sentences (I don't want to meet anyone) or a general question (Does anyone speak Spanish?). "Some" is used in an affirmative way (There is someone at the door). Sometimes, they are interchangeable. I don't think there's a difference between "no one" and "nobody"
This may just make it more confusing...but read for yourself!
http://www.netjeff.com/humor/item.cgi?file=EverybodiesJob
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