Anyone vs Anybody
What is the difference between anyone and anybody?
Which one should I use, ‘anyone’ or ‘anybody’?
Have you ever wondered which form is better to use? Here we have some help for you.
The answer is: both are correct and both mean the same. However ‘anybody’ is less formal and ‘anyone’ will suit more formal expressions. You will want to use ‘anyone’ in formal English or in writing whereas ‘anybody’ will sound natural in everyday informal English.
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Posted on 18 June 2012
in Common mistakes in English, English language tips, Improve English grammar, Learn English Advice
