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Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Somebody vs. anybody

Can one say

a. There is nobody among us who will be unkind to somebody's child.
b. There is nobody among us who will be unkind to anybody's child.
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Is there any difference in the meanings of these sentences?

Many thanks.
  

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No. '

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No. Both mean the same: 'Not one of us will be unkind to a child.'

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