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an·y·thing
 anything
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- pronunciation:
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thIng
- parts of speech:
- pronoun, noun, adverb
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pronoun |
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If you like doing anything with your friends, it means that you like whatever you do with your friends. It doesn't matter which thing you do--you're always happy. If your brother will eat anything, it means he doesn't care what he eats. Maybe he will even eat bugs!
In a story about magic, anything can happen.Mom says we can't eat anything until the party starts. |
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noun |
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Anything is a thing of any kind or any amount.
Do you know anything about rocks? |
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adverb |
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If he is not anything like his brother, it means he is not like his brother in any way.
Andrea isn't anything like Sara, even though they are best friends. |
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