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Hrsanei Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Some or any

I wonder if we have to use somewhere or anywhere in the following blank.

A. Where do you want to go on vacation?

B._________with a beach. I don't care where as long as it's sunny and hot and has a nice beach.

I would be grateful if you could also explain the reason

Thanks in advance
  

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Hello, this is my thought: We can use both of somewhere or anywhere but everyone has it own meaning. A: Where do you want to go on vacation? B: Somewhere with a beach.

— Gigilian Nguyen

  • Hello, this is my thought: We can use both of somewhere or anywhere but everyone has it own meaning.
  • A: Where do you want to go on vacation?
  • B: Somewhere with a beach.
  • The people B used somewhere because he/she couldn't define the place that he/she would go to, he/she just knew vaguely that the place would have a beach.
  • A: Where do you want to go on vacation ?
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Hello, this is my thought: We can use both of somewhere or anywhere but everyone has it own meaning.

A: Where do you want to go on vacation?
B: Somewhere with a beach.

The people B used somewhere because he/she couldn't define the place that he/she would go to, he/she just knew vaguely that the place would have a beach.

A: Where do you wa
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