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Iclearwater Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Anyone do or anyone does?

IVe never seen anyone do before.

Hello,

Is it "anyone do" or "anyone does"? And does the rule you are going to tell can be applied to "someone" too? I mean "someone do" or "someone does".

Thanks

  

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I've never seen anyone do ___ before. "Do". But that's an incomplete sentence, since the object of "do" is missing.

— BillJ

  • I've never seen anyone do ___ before.
  • "Do".
  • But that's an incomplete sentence, since the object of "do" is missing.
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I've never seen anyone do ___ before.

"Do".

But that's an incomplete sentence, since the object of "do" is missing.

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iclearwaterI've never seen anyone do that before.

I've never seen my teacher do that before.

The law should not care what anyone does in the privacy of their own home.

We used to spend Sunday morning reading the newspaper, but I'm not sure if anyone

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