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25 Dec 2016
Spanish (Mexico)
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Anyone, anybody, no one. what's the difference between these words?
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they mean the same thing 😊 you can say
" can anybody hear me?"
or
" can anyone hear me?"
they will mean the same thing:)
" can anybody hear me?"
or
" can anyone hear me?"
they will mean the same thing:)
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It's not very common to know this, but "anybody" is usually a little less formal than "anyone", but essentially have the same meaning.
--Anyone/anybody~any person or people.
--Nobody~no person (can alternatively be used to describe someone of little to no importance or authorities standings.)
--Anyone/anybody~any person or people.
--Nobody~no person (can alternatively be used to describe someone of little to no importance or authorities standings.)
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