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MustAsk Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Anything in particular
Hello, I'm a bit confused about these sentences :
A.Is there anything particular that you don't eat.
B.Is there anything in particular that you don't eat.
which sentence is correct? Please explain me when and why I should use ''anything particular '' and ''...in particular''
Thank you
A.Is there anything particular that you don't eat.
B.Is there anything in particular that you don't eat.
which sentence is correct? Please explain me when and why I should use ''anything particular '' and ''...in particular''
Thank you
Top answer
Both are fine.
- Both are fine.
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