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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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'Anything' or 'something'?
In the sentence Never regret (anything, something), it seems that anything is appropriate. But I wonder why using something is not okay...
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Rommel In the sentence Never regret (anything, something), it seems that anything is appropriate. But I wonder why using something is not okay... Something is used in the affirmative: I forgot something.
- Rommel In the sentence Never regret (anything, something), it seems that anything is appropriate.
- But I wonder why using something is not okay...
- Something is used in the affirmative: I forgot something.
- Did you forget something?
- Anything is used in the negative and sometimes in the interrogative: I didn't forget anything.
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RommelIn the sentence Never regret (anything, something), it seems that anything is appropriate. But I wonder why using something is not okay...Something is used in the affirmative: I forgot something. Did you forget something?
Anything is used in the negative and sometimes in the interrogative: I didn't forget anything. Did
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