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"any topics" vs "any topic"

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Any topics" is used when referring to multiple subjects or themes, while "any topic" is used when referring to a single subject or theme.

Last updated: March 29, 2024 • 2878 views

"any topics"

This phrase is correct when referring to multiple subjects or themes.

Use "any topics" when you want to talk about a variety of subjects or themes.

Examples:

  • Feel free to discuss any topics during the meeting.
  • The conference covers any topics related to technology.
  • 3 Click on «Create topic» at the top of the content area.
  • That's how you say it in A.S.L. the main topic "Student" comes first.
  • Parliament's rapporteur, Manfred WEBER (EPP-ED, DE), stressed that this was "a complex topic" but that in the Civil Liberties Committee a large majority had come out in favour of the compromise.
  • Among the "hot topics" are the 2nd reading of the Services directive, the "REACH" package on chemical industry regulation, the 2007 EU budget and the accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the EU.
  • Now, you chose as your topic "fish."
  • If you are a coworker and would like to post a new topic on the"Messages from Coworkers" board, click on the "Post a New Topic"button, and log in.
  • You never think of anything but topic "A," do you?
  • 5 Optional: If you want to appoint additional tutors for your topic just click on «Add user(s)» in the tab «Administration of participants,» section «Topic authors» before selecting the person required.
  • But Lisbon is not the first summit to discuss the topic of "employment".
  • Good, I hope they have "hot topics."
  • In fact, the phrase "topic sentence" - that comes from the Greek word "topos," which means "place."
  • 4 If you do not wish other candidates to apply just click on «Topic set status to» in the tab «Description.»
  • And the baby name is a bit of a... as they say on The View, a "hot flash topic."
  • We could talk about any topic you like.
  • No one ever discussed any topic that might cause excitement.
  • We assiduously avoid any topic of substance, and I get the feeling...
  • It can be any topic of current interest: hanging, immigration or the stranglehold of the unions.
  • So any topic which could disturb his sense of place in the family should be avoided.
  • Most likely, she'll grill you on precedents for our current case, but any topic is fair game... constitutional law, torts, contracts.
  • It can be any topic of current interest:

Alternatives:

  • various topics
  • different subjects
  • several themes
  • a range of subjects
  • multiple themes

"any topic"

This phrase is correct when referring to a single subject or theme.

Use "any topic" when you want to refer to a specific subject or theme without specifying it.

Examples:

  • You can choose any topic for your presentation.
  • Feel free to ask me about any topic you're interested in.
  • 3 Click on «Create topic» at the top of the content area.
  • That's how you say it in A.S.L. the main topic "Student" comes first.
  • Parliament's rapporteur, Manfred WEBER (EPP-ED, DE), stressed that this was "a complex topic" but that in the Civil Liberties Committee a large majority had come out in favour of the compromise.
  • Among the "hot topics" are the 2nd reading of the Services directive, the "REACH" package on chemical industry regulation, the 2007 EU budget and the accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the EU.
  • Now, you chose as your topic "fish."
  • If you are a coworker and would like to post a new topic on the"Messages from Coworkers" board, click on the "Post a New Topic"button, and log in.
  • You never think of anything but topic "A," do you?
  • 5 Optional: If you want to appoint additional tutors for your topic just click on «Add user(s)» in the tab «Administration of participants,» section «Topic authors» before selecting the person required.
  • But Lisbon is not the first summit to discuss the topic of "employment".
  • Good, I hope they have "hot topics."
  • In fact, the phrase "topic sentence" - that comes from the Greek word "topos," which means "place."
  • 4 If you do not wish other candidates to apply just click on «Topic set status to» in the tab «Description.»
  • And the baby name is a bit of a... as they say on The View, a "hot flash topic."
  • We could talk about any topic you like.
  • No one ever discussed any topic that might cause excitement.
  • We assiduously avoid any topic of substance, and I get the feeling...
  • It can be any topic of current interest: hanging, immigration or the stranglehold of the unions.
  • So any topic which could disturb his sense of place in the family should be avoided.
  • Most likely, she'll grill you on precedents for our current case, but any topic is fair game... constitutional law, torts, contracts.
  • It can be any topic of current interest:

Alternatives:

  • a particular subject
  • a specific theme
  • one subject
  • a chosen topic
  • a selected theme

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