Anonymous  +  388631 Fri, 06 Jul 07 10:34 AM 1. The information we collect about you will not be disclosed by us to any other party. 2. The information we collect about you will not be disclosed by us to any other parties. Which one is correct? Thanks Anonymous

	Bird Of Paradise  +  388651 Fri, 06 Jul 07 12:52 PM  Anonymous wrote: 1. The information we collect about you will not be disclosed by us to any other party. 2. The information we collect about you will not be disclosed by us to any other parties. Which one is correct? Thanks Any other always takes a singular noun, so 1 is correct. Bird Of Paradise Joined on Thu, Feb 15 2007 Full Member 107 I would appreciate it if anyone would correct my grammar mistakes if there are any. ( Even in this sentence.) TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE, Nouns, Singular Nouns

	Kooyeen  +  388758 Fri, 06 Jul 07 04:28 PM  Bird Of Paradise wrote: Any other always takes a singular noun, so 1 is correct. Hi, is that true? I thought with "any other" you could use either a singular or plural noun, without much difference. But this involves "any" again, and I'm starting to hate that word, even though I can't because it's too common to be hated. like, There wasn't any other girl at the party There weren't any other girls at the party... hmmm Kooyeen Joined on Thu, Dec 22 2005 Italy Senior Member 4,971 Parental Advisory / Explicit Posts Plurals, Nouns, Singular Nouns

	CalifJim  +  388831 Fri, 06 Jul 07 06:46 PM Either any other party or any other parties. Both are grammatically correct. Stylistically, this is official language.  My impression is that the singular is more common in this context. CJ CalifJim Joined on Mon, Aug 2 2004 California Veteran Member 22,415 "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche