YoHf  +  174738 Mon, 26 Dec 05 11:04 PM  Anonymous wrote:  Ruslana wrote: I see. As far as I understand I should also use anybody/anyone in the sentences like this: "There is not anybody/anyone waiting for me at the snack-bar". Thank you very much!   I Think it is much appropriate to use nobody/noone. "There is nobody/noone waiting for me at the snackbar." Noone doesn't exist at all... YoHf Joined on Wed, Oct 26 2005 Senior Member 3,347 Shinichi Okazaki.

	My2sense  +  174744 Mon, 26 Dec 05 11:25 PM  YoHf wrote:  Anonymous wrote:  Ruslana wrote: I see. As far as I understand I should also use anybody/anyone in the sentences like this: "There is not anybody/anyone waiting for me at the snack-bar". Thank you very much!   I Think it is much appropriate to use nobody/noone. "There is nobody/noone waiting for me at the snackbar." Noone doesn't exist at all... Hi YoHf, It does exist but it is written as two words:  no one No one is waiting for me at the snack bar.   ( By the way snack bar is written as two words ). My2sense Joined on Sun, Nov 13 2005 europe Full Member 154

	Yankee  +  476964 Thu, 14 Feb 08 06:38 PM some body / some one Basically, those would not be written as two separate words. For the difference between 'somebody' and 'someone', read the rest of this thread.  You'll find out that there basically isn't any difference. Yankee Joined on Sat, Apr 15 2006 Connecticut, USA Veteran Member 6,500 Amy "You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus." - Mark Twain Difference Between

	Ruslana  +  476987 Thu, 14 Feb 08 08:05 PM Wow, how interesting it is to find a thread of mine posted when I just started using this forum! Ruslana Joined on Sat, Dec 17 2005 Senior Member 3,685