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in any minutes vs in any minute

The correct phrase is 'in any minute.' 'In any minute' is used to refer to a future moment without specifying a particular time. 'In any minutes' is incorrect because 'minutes' is a plural form and does not match the singular 'minute' needed in this context.

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 7832 views

in any minutes

'In any minutes' is incorrect. The word 'minutes' is plural and does not match the singular form needed in this context.

The correct phrase should be 'in any minute' when referring to an unspecified future moment.
  • My husband should be in any minute.
  • This roof could fall in any minute.
  • She'll stroll in any minute looking immaculate.
  • Somebody could come in any minute with a critical injury.
  • Power should be back in any minute.
  • He will show up in any minute.
  • And he could be back in any minute.
  • They'll be coming in any minute now.
  • I'll be taken away in any minute.
  • Somebody could come in any minute with a critical injury.
  • My sister Joy's flight gets in any minute now.
  • She should be in any minute.
  • You deviate from the plan in any minute detail, and the girl will die very badly.
  • The valium should be kicking in any minute.
  • The valium should be kicking in any minute.
  • The reason I'm still alive is because you need me to verify the change of routes for your pilot when H.Q. calls in any minute now.
  • He will show up in any minute.
  • It's just that Sookie and Bill might come in any minute.
  • Sorry, we're completely sold out, but we're expecting some in any minute.
  • Patty and the boys should be landing in Nantucket any minute.

in any minute

'In any minute' is the correct phrase to use when referring to an unspecified future moment.

This phrase is used to indicate that something could happen at any moment in the future without specifying a particular time.
  • Somebody could come in any minute with a critical injury.
  • Power should be back in any minute.
  • Sorry, we're completely sold out, but we're expecting some in any minute.
  • And he could be back in any minute.
  • They'll be coming in any minute now.
  • I'll be taken away in any minute.
  • Somebody could come in any minute with a critical injury.
  • My sister Joy's flight gets in any minute now.
  • She should be in any minute.
  • My husband should be in any minute.
  • This roof could fall in any minute.
  • She'll stroll in any minute looking immaculate.
  • He will show up in any minute.
  • You deviate from the plan in any minute detail, and the girl will die very badly.
  • The valium should be kicking in any minute.
  • The reason I'm still alive is because you need me to verify the change of routes for your pilot when H.Q. calls in any minute now.
  • He will show up in any minute.
  • It's just that Sookie and Bill might come in any minute.
  • My brother probably has a SWAT team ready to bust in any minute!
  • The valium should be kicking in any minute.

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