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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Everything or anything else
I am not sure which one is correct, but i have a feeling that they both can be used here:
People like cars more than everyhing else
People like cars more than anything else.
Please help, maybe there are here English teachers who would explain me which variant is right from the literary point of view of the language. Thank you !!!
People like cars more than everyhing else
People like cars more than anything else.
Please help, maybe there are here English teachers who would explain me which variant is right from the literary point of view of the language. Thank you !!!
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Anything would probably be more useful. It compares cars to any other single item, while everything puts cars above all other possible items .
- Anything would probably be more useful.
- It compares cars to any other single item, while everything puts cars above all other possible items .
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Anything would probably be more useful. It compares cars to any other single item, while everything puts cars above all other possible items.
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