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This previous question may also be of interest (although it doesn't discuss the word anywhere):

What is the difference between “anyone” and “everyone” in this context.

Difference between “anyone” and “everyone”?.

Open for “anyone”? Or open for “everyone”?.I couldn't find any, but I did find several previous questions that discussed anyone & everyone.

"Is there anywhere (any one place) that I could get a coffee?"īefore answering this question, I looked for any previous questions that had addressed this issue. and also that " anywhere" is often used in a question e.g.You are correct in suggesting that " anywhere" is often used in a negative clause e.g.I would say that you "use anywhere" when you are referring to a single place, the location of which is immaterial (doesn't matter)."There are cars and people everywhere: there is nowhere that is quiet.".

In a different situation, such as in a busy city, you might say: So if you have lost a particular item, you look in all places ( everywhere), with the hope of finding it in one of the places ( anywhere). If you had said "I couldn't find it everywhere", it would have meant "I could not find it in all places (but I did find it in some places)." but I couldn't find it anywhere = I could not find it in any one of the places I looked I found it in not one (none) of the places. Therefore, when searching for something, you might say: So you can then apply those prefixes to get the words anywhere, everywhere - anyone, everyone, with the prefixes carrying over their individual meanings. every is referring to all items, people, or places collectively.any is referring to one or more items, people, or places individually.I listened carefully to every word he said. Every child will receive a certificate at the end of the course. We looked carefully at every car that drove past. used to refer to all the people or things in a particular group or all the parts of something: Always check the details carefully before you sign any written agreement.ġ. Any child who breaks the rules will be punished. used to refer to a person or thing of a particular type when what you are saying is true of all people or things of that type: each one or single of a number or collection omitting none.Ģ. Think of the difference between any and every.ġ.