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Navitasan Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Anyone/someone
Which are correct
1-Have you heard that anyone went there and came back alive?
2-Have you ever heard that anyone went there and came back alive?
3-Have you heard that someone went there and came back alive?
It seems to me that "3" could be used in two contexts.
a-Someone did go there and come back alive and I am asking you if you have heard that news.
b-Same meaning as "2", but the speaker seems to think the event much more likely.
1-Have you heard that anyone went there and came back alive?
2-Have you ever heard that anyone went there and came back alive?
3-Have you heard that someone went there and came back alive?
It seems to me that "3" could be used in two contexts.
a-Someone did go there and come back alive and I am asking you if you have heard that news.
b-Same meaning as "2", but the speaker seems to think the event much more likely.
Top answer
Hi, Which are correct All of them 1-Have you heard that anyone went there and came back alive? 2-Have you ever heard that anyone went there and came back alive? 3-Have you heard that someone went there and came back alive?
- Hi, Which are correct All of them 1-Have you heard that anyone went there and came back alive?
- 2-Have you ever heard that anyone went there and came back alive?
- 3-Have you heard that someone went there and came back alive?
- It seems to me that "3" could be used in two contexts.
- I agree with you.
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Hi,
Which are correct All of them
1-Have you heard that anyone went there and came back alive?
2-Have you ever heard that anyone went there and came back alive?
3-Have you heard that someone went there and came b
Which are correct All of them
1-Have you heard that anyone went there and came back alive?
2-Have you ever heard that anyone went there and came back alive?
3-Have you heard that someone went there and came b
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