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"Anyone" and "anybody" are generally interchangeable and can be used in the same contexts. Both terms refer to any person, without specifying who. "Anyone" is often considered slightly more formal, while "anybody" is more casual. In most situations, you can use either term without changing the meaning of your sentence.
What else can I help you with?
Does anybody have a Minecraft account i can use?
Anyone can make a Minecraft account at Minecraft.net
What is the difference between anybody and anyone?
they mean the same thing. ex can anybody hear me? and can anyone hear me?
What is the synonym of anyone?
anybody
What is the synonym for anybody?
anyone
Does anybody like anyone in Naruto?
not me
Anyone vs anybody?
The two words are synonymous. The Oxford usage guide says the choice comes down to euphony; which one sounds better. Anyone sounds more formal and is used four times as often in formal text.
Can anyone slam dunk?
Anybody in the NBA
Do you use do or does when you use the word anyone in a sentence?
You use "does" because the word anyone is singular (any one person). Likewise for the words someone, everyone, anybody, somebody, and everybody.Examples:Anyone who does something wrong may have a guilty conscience.What anyone does while driving can affect other drivers on the road.Does anyone have another sentence example?
Is anybody looking for a roommate?
Is anyone searching for a roommate?
How do you say anybody in Japanese?
誰でも "Daredemo", which translates as "Anyone", another way of saying "anybody"
Is eninem dating anybody?
No, he's not dating anyone yet.
Has anyone been stoned or intoxicated in space?
Not that anybody has known of.
