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Chiaking Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

anything or what?

It doesn't matter what / anything you say.
Are both correct?
  

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chiaking Are both correct? No; only this: It doesn't matter what you say.

— Mister Micawber

  • chiaking Are both correct?
  • No; only this: It doesn't matter what you say.
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chiakingAre both correct?
No; only this:

It doesn't matter what you say.
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Sorry to bother you, but I have to explain why "anything" is wrong.

how about "It doesn't matter anything which you say." ?
Is this still wrong?
I learned what = anything which
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Sorry, I made a mistake.

what=the thing(s) which
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chiakinghow about "It doesn't matter anything which you say." ?Is this still wrong?I learned what = anything which
Still wrong.

It doesn't matter what you say.
It doesn't matter when you go.
It doesn't matter who you are.
It doesn't matter why you did it.
It doesn't matter where you shop.
It do
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chiakinghow about "It doesn't matter anything which you say." ?Is this still wrong?
You could just about say Anything you say doesn't matter, but we would normally say Nothing you say matters.
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