Is there any difference between "someone" and "somebody" ?
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No difference at all. They mean the same and it is your choice to choose which one you want to use. I usually say someone just because it sounds better to me.
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Not that I can think of as 'Has someone seen my notepad?' And 'Has somebody seen my notepad?' Would both be equally correct although in this instance 'someone' sounds more fitting and fluid with the sentence but again either would be correct.
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