Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Anything/everything
Can one say
a. He did anything he could think of to prevent the disaster.
b. He did everything he could think of to prevent the disaster.
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Is there any difference in the meanings?
Many thanks.
a. He did anything he could think of to prevent the disaster.
b. He did everything he could think of to prevent the disaster.
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Is there any difference in the meanings?
Many thanks.
Top answer
azz Is there any difference in the meanings? Not in intent, no.
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azzIs there any difference in the meanings?Not in intent, no.
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