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PASTEL Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Let's go!

Where are we going?

(1)Let's go somewhere warm.

(2)Anywhere/somewhere.

(3)Let's go anywhere warm.

Can I say (3)?

If I say (1), I mean I want to go out but I haven't had any idea where to go yet. If I say 'anywhere,' I mean it doesn't matter where we are going;anywhere will do. About number 3, I've got zero hit on the Google. Emotion: crying

I want to express the idea that anywhere will do but it has to be a warm place.

H-E-L-P!

Thanks,
  

Top answer

" part. " = Let's go out. I haven't yet decided on where we should go, but anywhere will be fine just as long as it's warm.

— Erin Zale

  • " part.
  • " = Let's go out.
  • I haven't yet decided on where we should go, but anywhere will be fine just as long as it's warm.
  • Anyway, "somewhere" is the word you want.
  • My natural inclination would be to use "someplace" instead, but that's just me.
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If this is in response to the question at the top of your post, you should leave off the "Let's go..." part.

"Let's go somewhere warm." = Let's go out. I haven't yet decided on where we should go, but anywhere will be fine just as long as it's warm.

Anyway, "somewhere" is the word you want. My natural inclination would be to use "someplace" instead, but that's just
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Both nos.1 and 3 sound natural to my ears.

(I got 736 google hits on go anywhere warm.)
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