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Anytime or any time #1 (permalink) Tue May 02, 2006 23:52 pm   Anytime or any time		  
Sometimes I get confused when to use "anytime" and when to use "any time". Would you please tell me when I should use "anytime" and "any time". Thank you.
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Anytime/at any time #2 (permalink) Wed May 03, 2006 23:27 pm   Anytime/at any time		  
Anytime is an adverb meaning at any time whatever, at a time which is not or does not need to be decided or agreed: Call round to see me anytime.
US We don't expect the economic situation to change anytime soon.

You can say either 'anytime' or 'at any time'.
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