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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Can somebody please choose the correct answer and explain?

-Do you live ________ near Joe?

-No, he lives in another part of town

Should I put SOMEWHERE or ANYWHERE in the blank?

Thank you!

  

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Both are possible. They mean roughly the same. "somewhere" may suggest a greater expectation that they do live near to one another, but this is not a clear cut difference.

— GPY

  • Both are possible.
  • They mean roughly the same.
  • "somewhere" may suggest a greater expectation that they do live near to one another, but this is not a clear cut difference.
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Both are possible. They mean roughly the same. "somewhere" may suggest a greater expectation that they do live near to one another, but this is not a clear cut difference.

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