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ANYTHING? vs ANYTHING.

Both "anything?" and "anything." are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Anything?" is used to ask a question, while "anything." is used to make a statement or express surprise. They are not directly comparable as they serve different purposes.

Last updated: March 22, 2024 • 1283 views

ANYTHING?

This is correct. It is used to ask a question.

Use "anything?" when you want to ask a question or inquire about something.

Examples:

  • Do you need anything?
  • Is there anything I can help you with?
  • LOOK, IF WHATEVER YOU'RE SEEING LEADS TO YOUR GIRL GETTING US RESCUED, WHY WOULD WE WANT TO CHANGE ANYTHING?
  • Herman's Legalman tell you anything?
  • BOOKS, VIDEO GAMES, ANYTHING?
  • YOU HAD PROOF THAT BEVERLY KILLED KIM, AND YOU DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING?
  • YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHING?
  • Kids couldn't offer up anything?
  • Your parents never - mentioned anything?
  • You think Cochran tells me anything?
  • How could I not remember anything?
  • What if there isn't anything?
  • This man Lennox, tell you anything?
  • Didn't you ever notice anything?
  • Since when did you hide anything?
  • Why're you sitting without saying anything?
  • Your father hasn't taught you anything?
  • Since when has knowledge helped you achieve anything?
  • But suing the hospital- Fix anything?
  • Talia, did Yoni say anything?
  • When have you bounced back from anything?
  • Didn't your parents teach you anything?

Alternatives:

  • Is there anything you need?
  • Do you want anything?

ANYTHING.

This is correct. It is used to make a statement or express surprise.

Use "anything." to make a statement or express surprise about a situation.

Examples:

  • I didn't expect anything.
  • She didn't say anything.
  • FIVE OR SIX TIMES ISN'T ANYTHING.
  • SO WITHOUT A CUSTODY ORDER, I CAN'T DO ANYTHING.
  • I HAVEN'T LIED ABOUT ANYTHING.
  • I NEED TO TELL SARAH THAT I SAW WALT'S DEATH. I COULDN'T DO ANYTHING.
  • WE PRINT TOMORROW AND NONE OF YOU HAVE WRITTEN ANYTHING.
  • He never admitted to seeing anything.
  • SIR, I DON'T SEE ANYTHING.
  • DECTIVE CREWS, HE DOESN'T OWE ME ANYTHING.
  • AND SO YOU CAN TAKE AN ATTITUDE OF SUPERIORITY BECAUSE YOU'VE NEVER STOLEN ANYTHING.
  • I GUESS, BUT IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE MY CAR, AND THEY'RE NOT LETTING ME DO ANYTHING.
  • But nobody admits to seeing anything.
  • Because the Philadelphia D.A. never misses anything.
  • The last year I had anything.
  • The world never gave you anything.
  • I never made Hansel do anything.
  • I'm not actually reporting anything.
  • My master doesn't believe fighting can prove anything.
  • Please, like you know anything.
  • Two guys sitting all day not catching anything.
  • And like doesn't really conquer anything.

Alternatives:

  • I didn't expect that.
  • She didn't say a word.

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