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Watchayakan Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
'Someone/anyone' or 'somebody/anybody'?
When I am writing and it comes to a part where I would say 'somebody,' I am usually not sure if I should use 'someone' instead. The same for 'anybody/anyone.'
I'd like to know the difference between the two and the rules they follow. I am fairly certain that they are supposed to be used differently 'cause I often find myself choosing one or the other depending on the cirumstance. Thank you ina dvance.
I'd like to know the difference between the two and the rules they follow. I am fairly certain that they are supposed to be used differently 'cause I often find myself choosing one or the other depending on the cirumstance. Thank you ina dvance.
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The -body s are less formal than the -one s.
- The -body s are less formal than the -one s.
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