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Chiakingdom Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
something or anything
How is the meaning different?
If anything is lost in the room, they will blame it on me.
If something is lost in the room, they will blame it on me.
If anything is lost in the room, they will blame it on me.
If something is lost in the room, they will blame it on me.
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"Lost" is not the right word here. ")
- "Lost" is not the right word here.
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"Lost" is not the right word here. It should be:
"If anything/something is missing in the room, they will blame it on me." (The meaning is essentially the same with "anything" or "something.")
"If anything/something is missing in the room, they will blame it on me." (The meaning is essentially the same with "anything" or "something.")
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