Common English Errors: Someone, Anyone, No one?

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Which is correct? has anyone of you got this? Or have anyone of you got this?

[@ellenc.1093]

The "Any" indefinite pronouns CAN be used in positive sentences not just for questions but also to mean "whichever person/place/thing." For example, "You can invite anyone to the party." or "I would go anywhere with you."

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Which is correct? has anyone of you got this? Or have anyone of you got this?

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[@Pining_for_the_fjords]

Nice summary, but there are more uses of the 'any' words. They can also be used to express potential, as in 'She can do anything', 'Bring anyone you want to the party' or 'In my car we can go anywhere.'

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[@Butterposa2]

Finally, if I say SHE WILL GO SOMEWHERE TOMORROW, I am stating that she has plans to go to a place tomorrow. But if I say SHE WILL GO ANYWHERE TOMORROW, she does not really care to what place to go. The speaker or any listener can choose the place for her, because she will go.

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[@JENparadisekennels]

In Canada we spell no-one with a dash, because anyone, someone, and everyone are all single words (or) one word, so why would no-one be written as two words? No-one is always spelled with a hyphen.

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I have no confusion about this lesson, I haven't any confusion about: no and any, some.. thanks Rebecca

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Ms. Rebecca, You're doing a great job. Thanks for these videos. When is it appropriate to use someone and somebody? I've seen a lot of people use them interchangeably. Could you please explain this with some examples? Thank you.

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[@Pining_for_the_fjords]

Also, as Waderiver said, 'some' and 'any' words can be used contrastively in similar sentences to express specificity. 'I want to go somewhere' means there's a specific place I want to go'. 'I want to go anywhere' means I want to go somewhere, but I don't mind where. You can also way, for example, 'I'd rather be anywhere than here', 'I'd rather do anything than die', or 'I'd rather be stuck in a lift with anyone except you.'

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[@eleven00able]

what about "don't you want to go somewhere?"

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i've a question when am i using somebody or someone in a affirmative sentence i have to add the letter s or es for the verb or not?

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[@VillanInRio]

By saying that any is used for questions she seems to imply that some is not. The following question would be correct if maybe used in a bank: Can I see someone about my account? WHERE AS Can I see anybody about my account implies that you would even consider speaking to the cleaner and not necessarily someone who is qualified to help you.

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[@mariaferrara5019]

why someone sometimes is used in an interrogative form? for example in this sentence on my book:"have you got a fact wrong about someone else?"

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have you got a wrong fact about anyoneelse?

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Did you find someone /anyone at the party? Is it possible to use someone in questions? I ve read some articles yes?

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Is anyone hungry? Do you need anything for travel? Do you eat anything before lunch? Do you eat anything besides pasta? Do you listen any songs? do I need to go anywhere? Do you remember anything? Can you do anything useful? Is it possible to love anybody ?

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[@123xxrobertx]

there;s nowhere to go ? it perhaps means that we couldn't find such a place to go either or we aren;t sure whether to go or not.

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@descontroladoxelrock no u cant " i wanna go somewhere

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Hi Rebecca, Thanks a lot for your lessons. Can you pls let me know when "else" is added to those words discussed in the videio. Thanks

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[@aicahcute9327]

hi mam rebecca i have a question... i just confused.. anything, anyone etc, we can use them as negative or question sentences... but how about the something, we can use something for question...example, would you like to eat something? or would you like to eat anything?... what is the correct question there?... please... help me here... thanks in advance...

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[@fernin25]

thank you! nice explanation. I've dudes about making the question: "someone knows...?" finally Iĺl use Anyone. I think it's right

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can you explain about subordinate conjunction

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[@ellavrubel]

Hello! Rebecca, could you explain the following: "Would you like something to drink?" is a question so why do we use "something" instead of "anything"? Thank you!

[@nilsonyorkfreyacostamartin1086]

+Хельга Иванова because for questions when you offer somethink to drink you can use some........

[@makeitbig0966]

You can actually say either one. "Would you like something to drink?" and "Would you like anything to drink?" are both acceptable sentences in English.

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[@alyberlin]

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[@nayaramoura8687]

Can I use: "do you need somenthing to drink?" or "Do you need something to eat?", for exemplo? Because, if its at the final on the sentence is 'anything', but is it 'something' at the middle?

[@thiagogoto2795]

Nayara, everytime that you're offering something, you will use "some", if you are asking something, for example: "Can I have some coffee?", you will use "some" again. Besides these two situations, you will use "any" in the interrogative form. Ex: "Is there anyone here?"

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[@jeonrain]

Perfect explanation...but something is missing..how about everyone everybody everything and everywhere..can you make a video of this...thanx and God Bless

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Thank you so much for this lesson but I am still confused about the difference of someone and somebody. Please share with me if someone have more effective resource about that. Thank you and happy New Year. Best regards,

[@emiliablessing7122]

They mean the same thing. You can use either one of them in a sentence to mean the same. Ex: I met someone/somebody at the park. Someone /somebody has taken my car keys.

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Hi Rebecca, "Nobody need his opinion" correct or "Nobody needs his opinion" correct?

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wee seng yeen nobody needs his opinion is right.

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wee seng yeen it talks about third person singular.

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Would you like something to eat?

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I would like a slice of pizza 💖🥰🥰🥰✨✨✨🧁🧁