- "Anyone" implies that the universe of people is not everyone on Earth. Usually, based on context, "everyone" also means that, but it's not inherent in the word.
- “Has anyone” is correct when “anyone” is the subject of the sentence (i.e., “has anyone seen my dog?”). They are not interchangeable.
- Anyone But You izle. 2023 ABD 103 Dak. 9 Nisan 2024.
- anyone’s guess Something that can’t be known until it happens. “It’s anyone’s guess who will win the election.” anyone’s game An evenly balanced contest.
- "any person or persons," 1844 as one word; since Old English as two words, from any +… See origin and meaning of anyone.
- "Riz Story with ANYONE has released the album of the year." ... "A turning point in ANYONE's career that subtly sets a new benchmark in progressive rock."
- 1. Worrying never did anyone any good.
- 2. Don't trust anyone over thirty.
- 3. Hard work never did anyone any harm.
- There are small subtle differences between when each word should be used. The word anyone means any single person, it is the singular form of the word.
- 2. Are anyone using Wi-Fi at home ? Ps - kindly please check the sentence. ... You can say either: is anyone using…? = does anyone use…?