英文問題：everyone與anyone有何分別？

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2007-03-24 5:59 am

Everyone;
every person
Eg:a.If everyone is ready, I'll begin.
b.Send my best wishes to everyone in the family.
c.Of course everyone else thought it was hilarious!
d.Not everyone enjoys sport.
! Do not confuse withevery one(=each one):
Eg:Every one of the CDs was damaged.

Anyone:
1 used to refer to any person, when it is not important to say exactly who:
Eg.a.Anyone could win tonight.
b.They offer help and advice to anyone interested in becoming a teacher.
c.If anyone sees Lisa, ask her to call me.
d.Anyone else who is interested in going on the trip should see me at the end of this lesson.
2 used in questions to mean 'someone':
Eg:a.Does anyone want a drink?
b.Is there anyone new coming to tonight's meeting?
c.Do you know anyone else who wants a ticket?
3 used in negative sentences to mean no person:
Eg: a.I went to the bar but there wasn't anyone there.
b.I haven't spoken to anyone all day.

參考: longman dictionary

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