“anyone” vs “anyone else”
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Can you please tell me whether I should use anyone or anyone else in the following sentences? I cannot decide which one I should use. Can anyone please tell me the rule?
Here are the examples:
1- Kate's voice is so nice. She can sing sad songs better than anyone (else) does.
2- Peter trusts me more than he trusts anyone (else)
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Can you please tell me whether I should use anyone or anyone else in the following sentences? I cannot decide which one I should use. Can anyone please tell me the rule?
Here are the examples:
1- Kate's voice is so nice. She can sing sad songs better than anyone (else) does.
2- Peter trusts me more than he trusts anyone (else)
grammar grammatical-structure
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These might help: ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143087/… ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143036/…
– Pramod Karandikar
Mar 27 at 6:10
Although not a literal duplicate, this question is an obvious variation of the question asked by the same user yesterday. The answer given there by Josh can be readily adapted to this one.
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Can you please tell me whether I should use anyone or anyone else in the following sentences? I cannot decide which one I should use. Can anyone please tell me the rule?
Here are the examples:
1- Kate's voice is so nice. She can sing sad songs better than anyone (else) does.
2- Peter trusts me more than he trusts anyone (else)
grammar grammatical-structure
asked Mar 27 at 4:28
user282192
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Can you please tell me whether I should use anyone or anyone else in the following sentences? I cannot decide which one I should use. Can anyone please tell me the rule?
Here are the examples:
1- Kate's voice is so nice. She can sing sad songs better than anyone (else) does.
2- Peter trusts me more than he trusts anyone (else)
grammar grammatical-structure
grammar grammatical-structure
asked Mar 27 at 4:28
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asked Mar 27 at 4:28
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asked Mar 27 at 4:28
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asked Mar 27 at 4:28
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asked Mar 27 at 4:28
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bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 2 days ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
These might help: ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143087/… ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143036/…
– Pramod Karandikar
Mar 27 at 6:10
Although not a literal duplicate, this question is an obvious variation of the question asked by the same user yesterday. The answer given there by Josh can be readily adapted to this one.
– jsw29
Mar 27 at 17:02
add a comment |
These might help: ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143087/… ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143036/…
– Pramod Karandikar
Mar 27 at 6:10
Although not a literal duplicate, this question is an obvious variation of the question asked by the same user yesterday. The answer given there by Josh can be readily adapted to this one.
– jsw29
Mar 27 at 17:02
These might help: ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143087/… ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143036/…
– Pramod Karandikar
Mar 27 at 6:10
These might help: ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143087/… ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143036/…
– Pramod Karandikar
Mar 27 at 6:10
Although not a literal duplicate, this question is an obvious variation of the question asked by the same user yesterday. The answer given there by Josh can be readily adapted to this one.
– jsw29
Mar 27 at 17:02
Although not a literal duplicate, this question is an obvious variation of the question asked by the same user yesterday. The answer given there by Josh can be readily adapted to this one.
– jsw29
Mar 27 at 17:02
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Both are good and are used commonly, but only for 1st sentence, you better use "anyone else" as Kate's voice does have someone to compare with.
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Both are good and are used commonly, but only for 1st sentence, you better use "anyone else" as Kate's voice does have someone to compare with.
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Both are good and are used commonly, but only for 1st sentence, you better use "anyone else" as Kate's voice does have someone to compare with.
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Both are good and are used commonly, but only for 1st sentence, you better use "anyone else" as Kate's voice does have someone to compare with.
answered Mar 27 at 9:38
RioBeginner
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Both are good and are used commonly, but only for 1st sentence, you better use "anyone else" as Kate's voice does have someone to compare with.
answered Mar 27 at 9:38
RioBeginner
188126
answered Mar 27 at 9:38
RioBeginner
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answered Mar 27 at 9:38
RioBeginner
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answered Mar 27 at 9:38
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These might help: ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143087/… ell.stackexchange.com/questions/143036/…
– Pramod Karandikar
Mar 27 at 6:10
Although not a literal duplicate, this question is an obvious variation of the question asked by the same user yesterday. The answer given there by Josh can be readily adapted to this one.
– jsw29
Mar 27 at 17:02