字幕列表 影片播放 列印英文字幕 hello everyone and welcome back to love English I'm Sabrah, today we're going to be looking at a more simple topic but it's still a subject which lots of mistakes are made about it's still going to be useful it's also going to be a little bit shorter I know normally my lessons are very very very very long sorry about that but today the lesson is going to be a little bit shorter short and sweet the language I'm saying hello in today is Korean so I'm going to say annyeong haseyo and anyun haseyo I hope that is correct tell me of course if it isn't right are you ready to learn let's get started everyone someone anyone everyone someone anyone so someone everyone and anyone so everyone refers to all if I say hello everyone I'm saying hello to all of you someone is individual hello someone speaking to someone but when we say someone we don't know who anyone is referring to someone out of a group so we're not always sure who again but it can be a group or an individual and it's where you you address all you address everyone but you're not being particular about who someone you're often more particular about who it is I know this sounds a little bit confusing but with the examples I'm going to give I think it's going to become much clearer so if I say can everyone move to the hall now can everyone move to the hall now I mean all of you everybody in this room has to go to the hall now if I say can anyone go to the hall now I'm meaning can a person or a group of people out of this group go and I don't mind who if I say can someone go to the hall now I'm saying is it possible again just like anyone I'm saying is it possible someone I'm saying one person so I just want one person go to the hall now again I'm not being particular about who in this case but I'm emphasizing the individual can someone go to the hall now is asking you're seeing the possibility but it's also selecting one person can anyone go to the hall now it's more possibility can any one of you go however someone compared to anyone is often a bit more specific whereas anyone is more general but we'll talk about that difference a little bit more later it is a little bit complicated but we're going to look at some more examples now to make it clear if I say I didn't meet everyone this means all the people I expected to be there I didn't meet them because I was late I didn't meet everyone because I arrived late I didn't meet everyone if I say I didn't meet anyone the meaning is a little bit similar but it's not quite the same because you're not sure necessarily about the group of people so you could say I didn't meet anyone interesting at the party out of that group of people not one person of them was interesting but if you you can't say I didn't meet everyone interesting everyone is always referring to all whereas anyone addresses all that is referring to a smaller group or one person I didn't meet anyone yeah if you say I didn't meet anyone in this case you mean all as well but usually it's to do with selecting the smaller group of people from that so I didn't meet anyone interesting I didn't see anyone there that I knew you're looking for a smaller group of people out of all if you say I didn't meet someone I didn't meet someone you're saying one person it was one person in particular and you're saying you didn't meet someone so you could say I didn't need that someone special at the party someone is always referring to one but we don't always know who someone stole my chocolate I'm looking for someone to help me someone and anyone can be interchangeable because anyone can also refer to one out of all but anyone can also refer to a group someone only ever refers to one person let's look at this in more detail the difference between these two anyone is more general someone is more particular I'm looking for someone to come and work for me I'm looking for someone particular I'm looking for anyone to come and work for me I don't mind who I'm just looking for people or one person to come and work for me I'm looking for someone special I'm looking for anyone special anybody who is special someone again more particular and looking for someone one person who is special so can you see the difference here anyone more general someone more specific and refering always to one person guys if you're still confused about anyone everyone and someone I've left some exercises down in the description box and some explanations you can follow them there it is a little bit confusing and I think reading more about the different context in which we use it is really going to help you let's move on now to each one each one refers to the individual so for example each one of you is coming with me to the cinema every individual is coming with me to the cinema each one of you is going to jail it's appropriate with this top on every individual each one so if I talk about Laila and I I can say each one of us has a master's degree yeah so it's both of us but I'm emphasizing the individuals involved each one of us now if I say each and every one of you each and every one of you is a great phrase this is emphasizing the individual and the group so often politicians will address a group of their potential voters and they'll say each and every one of you is going to see the improvements under my government it means every individual within this group every individual and everyone okay each and every one of you so you're emphasizing the individual and all people together okay I hope that's clear it's a little bit confusing again an example would be each and every one of you is going to have the chance to play this new sport each and every one of you has won a prize for example I hope that's clear guys and this helped you if you would like another lesson on words like everybody somebody anybody nobody all of those more confusing words then please comment below and let me know as I will make a lesson on that as well don't forget you can follow love 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Leila does anyone know where I can find her
A2 初級 英國腔 SOMEONE, EVERYONE, ANYONE--區別!英語詞彙課 (SOMEONE, EVERYONE, ANYONE- The difference! English Vocabulary lesson) 601 21 Emily 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日 更多分享 分享 收藏 回報 影片單字