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Anything vs Any things

The correct phrase is "anything." "Any things" is not a common phrase in English. The word "anything" is used to refer to any object, event, or situation, while "any things" would imply multiple unspecified objects.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 1143 views

Anything

This is the correct form in English.

Use "anything" when referring to any object, event, or situation without specifying what it is.

Examples:

  • You can ask me anything.
  • I don't have anything to wear.
  • Is there anything I can do to help?
  • She doesn't eat anything with gluten.
  • I can't find anything in this mess.
  • Anything that you say here is completely confidential.
  • Anything you say here is absolutely confidential.
  • Anything to get your confidence back.
  • Anything to give Conrad an edge.
  • Anything involving my wife is my concern.
  • Anything you say, visitor Prentiss.
  • Anything you say stays between us.
  • Anything over 45 proof burns rather well.
  • Anything salvageable of Doreen's research.
  • Anything that would support Nomar's WITSEC application.
  • Anything left is potentially curable with chemotherapy.
  • Anything to get through these government parties.
  • Anything for him but mindless good taste.
  • Anything out of the ordinary triggers the alarm.
  • Anything outside the natural order is... unpredictable.
  • Anything for your career, sweetie.
  • Anything that makes the smoker appear superhuman.
  • Anything for a beautiful young lady.
  • Anything from stolen plasma screens to borrowed jewelry.
  • Anything Polynesian was considered wildly exotic.

Any things

This is not a common or correct phrase in English.

  • She is tiny, and she doesn't do any things.
  • My things! I don't have any things!
  • I didn't bring any things.
  • I don't have any things I care about.
  • I don't need any things 'cause I'm going to stay with my grandpa.
  • I don't have any things of value, that cat is all I have.
  • I would have done any thing.
  • Naruto, not dargli the parchment, any thing happens.
  • They didn't ask me to do any thing but take coffee.
  • He'll do any thing for a pretty girl.
  • If your mind dislike any thing, obey it.
  • Of any thing the image tell me that hath kept with thy remembrance.
  • No man nor any thing in this world lives forever.
  • See, right now you're only facing kidnapping, extortion and conspiracy charges but if any thing should happen to Ms. Sherman...
  • Any thing in or out of our demands and we'll consign thereto.
  • A world up high where the air is balmy and any thing's possible.
  • What's the point of having this mystical protective barrier if any thing can just...
  • I am come hither to accuse no man... nor to speak any thing of that whereof I am accused and condemned to die.
  • But always hath been just and virtuous in any thing I do know by her.
  • Now would I give a thousand furlongs of sea for an acre of barren ground - long heath, brown furze, any thing.

Alternatives:

  • anything
  • various things
  • different things
  • several things
  • numerous things

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