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#1 (permalink) Wed Nov 11, 2009 23:29 pm Would you say SOMEthing or ANYthing

Would you say something? or Would you say anything? :?:

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#2 (permalink) Thu Nov 12, 2009 0:18 am Would you say SOMEthing or ANYthing

Something is neutral; anything expects a negative answer. That is all I can say without more context.

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#3 (permalink) Thu Nov 12, 2009 0:28 am Would you say SOMEthing or ANYthing

So... both versions can be correct?...

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#4 (permalink) Thu Nov 12, 2009 0:48 am Would you say SOMEthing or ANYthing

Yes.

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