Something vs Anything
Something versus Anything?
I am not expert in grammar so here’s an article i read about when to use the word ‘something’, ‘anything’, ‘someone’ and ‘anyone’. Hope this will help.
Hub Request: what is the distinction between something and anything?
It’s easiest to first look at the definitions of “some” and “any”:
Some: An unspecified number or quantity
Any: to any degree or extent; one, some, every, or all without specification
Definition: Something
Something (pronoun): An indeterminate or unspecified thing, amount or extent
- We all remembered something of their visit.
- She was a biology teacher, but she knew something about physics.
Definition: Anything
Anything (pronoun): Any object, occurrence, or matter whatever.
- Do you have anything you’d like to say?
- I will have anything to eat
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