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Inglés (US)
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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre everybody y anyone y everyone y anybody ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre everybody y anyone y everyone y anybody ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.
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- Inglés (US)
"Any", "anybody", and "anyone" are used in situations where you don't know something:
-- Is anybody/anyone here?
-- Anybody could be there - I don't know who will though.
-- Does anybody/anyone like apples?
"Every", "everyone", and "everybody" are used when there is a definite amount that you know off - does that make sense?
- Is everybody/everyone here?
- Every cat in the world likes fish.
- Everybody/everyone will be there!
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- Inglés (US)
"Any", "anybody", and "anyone" are used in situations where you don't know something:
-- Is anybody/anyone here?
-- Anybody could be there - I don't know who will though.
-- Does anybody/anyone like apples?
"Every", "everyone", and "everybody" are used when there is a definite amount that you know off - does that make sense?
- Is everybody/everyone here?
- Every cat in the world likes fish.
- Everybody/everyone will be there!
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"Anyone/anybody" is non specific, and similar to what maarr has said. It also refers to a non specific individual. Examples: "well, it could be anybody." And "everybody/everyone" is more definite and refers to an entire group. Examples: "everyone is welcome here."
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@Matthew_Rosenstein how so? I need everyone to come with me. I need anyone to come with me. Those are two very different statements. As mentioned above, they are used in very different ways.
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- Inglés (US)
In the word everybody there’s ever and in the word anyone it has any
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Anyone = any one individual. E.g. "Anyone could do that." This is saying that you could pick anyone in the world and they could do that (whatever it is). You can specify a group, then it is 'any individual out of this group.' E.g. "Anyone caught breaking the rules will be punished." The group is people caught breaking the rules, so any individual who falls into that group will be punished.
Everyone = every individual, without exception. E.g. "Everyone will receive a pay rise." All individuals will receive a pay rise."
In some cases, they are interchangeable, but everyone refers to all, while anyone refers to any individual out of a group.
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- Inglés (US)
everybody is a lot of people anyone is a random person everyone is just another word for everybody and anybody is also another word for anyone
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The difference is their prefix "any" vs "every". Any is a way of not being particular. Every is including each individual in a group
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to dog my question what is the difference between software and parogram
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@ghu
everybody means "みなさん"
anybody means "だれでも"
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If you mix them up an English speaker would probably still understand you considering how difficult English is for even English speakers. Everyone and Everybody are used for groups of people. "Is everyone going to the party?" Anyone and Anybody is used for a specific person. "Anyone/anybody want to go home?"
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