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Kook j Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Any/Every
I did everything I coud.
I did anything I could.
The sensor delivered me every move she made.
The sensor delivered me any move she made.
I'm sure every in both sentenses above is correct. But I'm not confident about any followed. Would you check them please ?
I did anything I could.
The sensor delivered me every move she made.
The sensor delivered me any move she made.
I'm sure every in both sentenses above is correct. But I'm not confident about any followed. Would you check them please ?
Top answer
Everything seems more expected in the first one and every seems more expected in the 2nd one, but anything and any are both possible if context warranted.
- Everything seems more expected in the first one and every seems more expected in the 2nd one, but anything and any are both possible if context warranted.
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Everything seems more expected in the first one and every seems more expected in the 2nd one, but anything and any are both possible if context warranted.
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