Every, any, each

[navi]

PART I:
Do all these sentences mean the same:
1-Everybody may be out.
2-Maybe everybody is out.
3-Maybe nobody is in.
4-Nobody may be in.
5-Each person may be out.

PART II:
Do these two sentences mean the same:
A-Anybody may be out.
B-Anybody may not be in.

[Conchita]

Yes, all the sentences in part I mean the same, as do those in part II, as far as I know. There are always a lot of possibilities and different words to say the same thing !

[Alan]

Hi navi,

Sure most of your sentences mean something but those in part 2

[Chocolatee]

I agree. The sentences in Part I mean the same. So do the sentences in Part II. We can say things in a lot of different ways and mean one thing.