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Itasan Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
anyplace (adv.)
Is this understanding correct?
1. anyplace; anywhere (adv.) - AmE
2. anywhere (not anyplace) - BrE
Thank you.
1. anyplace; anywhere (adv.) - AmE
2. anywhere (not anyplace) - BrE
Thank you.
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Itasan, This question is kind of hard to answer because I am not sure what you are asking for. Sure anyplace means anywhere in AmE. And I would assume the same in BrE - though I am not positive.
- Itasan, This question is kind of hard to answer because I am not sure what you are asking for.
- Sure anyplace means anywhere in AmE.
- And I would assume the same in BrE - though I am not positive.
- What would anywhere mean in BrE, if not anyplace?
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Itasan,
This question is kind of hard to answer because I am not sure what you are asking for.
Sure anyplace means anywhere in AmE.
And I would assume the same in BrE - though I am not positive.
What would anywhere mean in BrE, if not anyplace?
This question is kind of hard to answer because I am not sure what you are asking for.
Sure anyplace means anywhere in AmE.
And I would assume the same in BrE - though I am not positive.
What would anywhere mean in BrE, if not anyplace?
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Dear Itasan,
It is my belief that you are correct. I have seen «anyplace» and «anywhere» often in American English. But I have not often seen «anyplace» in British English.
Kind regards,
It is my belief that you are correct. I have seen «anyplace» and «anywhere» often in American English. But I have not often seen «anyplace» in British English.
Kind regards,
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