Use of the word "Nothing" instead of "Anything"
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHERE I HAVE TO USE NOTHING INSTEAD ANYTHING
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0anonymousI WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHERE I HAVE TO USE NOTHING INSTEAD ANYTHING
There is no situation that I can think of where the word 'anything', correctly used, should be changed to 'nothing'. Therefore, there is nowhere where you will need to use 'nothing' instead of 'anything'.
Use 'anything' according to the usual rules, e.g., when there is
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