 Mon Jul 07, 2008 23:22 pm any vs every |
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I think since "any" in (1) means "every: every person or thing of a particular category or description, no matter who or what (Encarta)," we can replace "any" with "every."
(1) You can find a solution to any problem, no matter how big it may be.
Do you agree?
Thank you in advance
Seiichi MYOGA
Put differently, my interest is in what is your first choice ("any" or "every") when you rephrase a double-negative sentence like (i).
(i) No problem is so big that you can't find a solution to it. |
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Seiichi MYOGA
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