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Wed Sep 13, 2006 17:17 pm Any: Are you any (OR at all) worried about that?

Please read: 1. Are you at all worried about that? 2. Are you any worried about that? I think (2) correct in grammar and has the same meaning with (1). Is it right? Quoc

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Thu Sep 14, 2006 15:11 pm Worried at all?

Quote:

1. Are you at all worried about that?
2. Are you any worried about that?

I think (2) correct in grammar and has the same meaning with (1).

No, Quoc,

(1) is correct, but not (2).

What would be better is:

1. Are you worried at all about that ? or

2. Have you any worries about that ?

Quote:

Is it right?

Your question should be Am I right ?
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