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Kenny1999 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
anywhere ? everywhere?
I don't like this kind of common stuff that I can find on everywhere
I don't like this kind of common stuff that I can find at everywhere
I don't like this kind of common stuff that I can find everywhere (no article)
I don't like this kind of common stuff that I can find at anywhere
Which one is correct?
I know ALL could be correct for informal English. A native speaker would understand any of them above perfectly. But I am looking for perfect grammar. Thank you.
I don't like this kind of common stuff that I can find at everywhere
I don't like this kind of common stuff that I can find everywhere (no article)
I don't like this kind of common stuff that I can find at anywhere
Which one is correct?
I know ALL could be correct for informal English. A native speaker would understand any of them above perfectly. But I am looking for perfect grammar. Thank you.
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I don't like this kind of common stuff that I can find anywhere/everywhere. No preposition should be used ("at" and "on" are prepositions, not articles). The versions with "at" or "on" are incorrect even informally.
- I don't like this kind of common stuff that I can find anywhere/everywhere.
- No preposition should be used ("at" and "on" are prepositions, not articles).
- The versions with "at" or "on" are incorrect even informally.
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I don't like this kind of common stuff that I can find anywhere/everywhere.
No preposition should be used ("at" and "on" are prepositions, not articles). The versions with "at" or "on" are incorrect even informally.
No preposition should be used ("at" and "on" are prepositions, not articles). The versions with "at" or "on" are incorrect even informally.
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