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2.08 Any, every, no and some
The words any, every, no and some form solid compounds when combined with body, thing and where:
- anybody
- everybody
- nobody
- somebody
- anything
- everything
- nothing
- something
- anywhere
- everywhere
- nowhere
- somewhere
However, when one is the second element, write no as a separate, unhyphenated word in all situations and write any and every as separate, unhyphenated words if one is followed by a prepositional phrase beginning with of:
- No one came.
- Any one of us can do it.
- Each and every one of you must take the responsibility.
but
- Someone must tell the Minister.
- Everyone is in agreement.
- Anyone can participate.
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