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Teo Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

any who (singular or plural)

1. Any who love knowledge want to be told when they are wrong.

2. Any who loves knowledge wants to be told when they are wrong.

Which of the above sentences are correct?
  

Top answer

2. any looks at a group one at a time, as opposed to some which looks at things/people as a whole similarly to all .

— Inchoateknowledge

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  • any looks at a group one at a time, as opposed to some which looks at things/people as a whole similarly to all .
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any looks at a group one at a time, as opposed to some which looks at things/people as a whole similarly to all.
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Are you sure?

#1 is quoted form Today's English Version of the Holy Bible (Proverbs 12:1).

#2 is my own sentence.
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Check google.
There are more hits for that one I find incorrect.
curious.
I have been sure many times and have fallen flat on my face almost the same number of times.
In my opinion, the 1st is wrong.
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