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Ggaaxx Posted 19 years ago
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Someone or Somebody, Anyone or Anybody?

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0Hi Ggaaxx, 02br
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0 I always thought one is for affirmative and the other is for negative or question sentence, maybe it is not true. Thanks anyway.0-
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0 Here are the combinations that are most often used:02br
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00 Affirmative: 01i00I know someone who can help.02i02br
00Negation: 01i00 I don't know anyone who can help.02i02br
00 Question: 01i00 Do you know anyone who can help?02i02br
00Negation and Question: 01i00Do
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