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That's too big a question for this type of forum! There are many uses for each of those words. Let me just touch on a few aspects of the answer.
- That's too big a question for this type of forum!
- There are many uses for each of those words.
- Let me just touch on a few aspects of the answer.
- 1.
- As an object of a verb, someone is generally used in assertive sentences, anyone in all others (negations, questions).
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That's too big a question for this type of forum!
There are many uses for each of those words.
Let me just touch on a few aspects of the answer.
1. As an object of a verb, someone is generally used in assertive sentences, anyone in all others (negations, questions). The meanings are equivalent: a person.
I know someone who can help
There are many uses for each of those words.
Let me just touch on a few aspects of the answer.
1. As an object of a verb, someone is generally used in assertive sentences, anyone in all others (negations, questions). The meanings are equivalent: a person.
I know someone who can help
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