Is there anyone or are there anyone?

However, the form is there, each is grammatically correct. It depends on the topic. If it is a singular noun, use Is there..? In the plural use Is there…?

Is there anyone mean?

Anybody as a pronoun meaning “anyone” or “anyone” is written in one word: Does anyone have the exact time? The two-word phrase “any one” means “any member of a group of people or things” and is often followed by “of”: “Can any of the members type? Each of these books is an exciting read.

Is anyone here or is anyone here?

Is anyone here ? or is anyone here? Both are correct. You can use both. 5

Can anyone or can anyone?

“can anyone” is correct. Because any is used in interrogative and negative clauses. And some are used in positive sentences.

is anyone right

Everyone is in the singular, so the first verb is conjugated accordingly, but not the following auxiliary verbs. The correct sentence would be: Does anyone have a black pen? I would recommend not trying to follow the rules blindly (I might add, like a robot) and also give a voice to your intuition.

Is there or is there?

You use “is there” to ask for myriad nouns. …You use “is there any” to ask about countable nouns.

Any of you or any of you?

Originally Answered: Which one is correct? Do either of you have a pen or do either of you have a pen? If you use the auxiliary verb, you must use the verb haben with it. “Do any of you have a pen?” it’s right.

example sentences can and could?

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