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any of those vs any those of

The correct phrase is "any of those." The phrase "any of those" is commonly used in English to refer to a selection or group of items, while "any those of" is not a standard construction.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 1468 views

any of those

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to refer to a selection or group of items. It is followed by a plural noun to indicate that any item from that group can be chosen.

Examples:

  • You can choose any of those books.
  • Any of those colors would look good on you.
  • I can help with any of those tasks.
  • Feel free to take any of those cookies.
  • Any of those options will work for me.
  • Not for nothing, but you've never used any of those words before.
  • Never been in any of those.
  • My guest tonight hasn't recorded any of those.
  • And she's not in any of those photographs.
  • My unit never executed any of those prisoners.
  • I didn't authorise any of those.
  • I've literally never heard any of those words from you before.
  • Tony didn't mention any of those.
  • You need to not touch any of those.
  • I don't understand any of those three.
  • So I cannot accept any of those amendments.
  • My client can't be tied to any of those burglaries.
  • I'm not any of those people.
  • I don't think any of those people last night were happy.
  • In the applicant's submission, the Commission has not applied any of those exceptions correctly.
  • In light of the insufficient scientific knowledge on ozone formation, the Commission cannot accept any of those amendments.
  • Ireland, Italy and France have not attempted to justify the aids on any of those grounds.
  • Your Klee isn't in any of those crates.
  • Mia didn't work on any of those days.
  • I don't want to watch any of those.

any those of

This phrase is not a standard construction in English.

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