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    The document discusses compounds formed with the words every, some, any, and no. These compounds are always singular pronouns when combined with -thing, -body, or -one. Examples are everybody, something, anybody, nobody. The rules are the same for compounds in questions and negative sentences. The document also discusses how every, some, any, and no can combine with words like where, how, and way to form adverbials, with examples like everywhere, somehow, and anyway.

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    Every, some, any, no combine with -thing, -body or -one to form compounds. Therse
    compounds are always singular pronouns.

    The rules are the same for compounds formed with some and any and some and any in
    questions and negative sentences.

    With one or body:

    Everyone/everybody likes him.

    Someone/somebody told me so.

    Has anyone/anybody seen Mary?

    No one/nobody can answer.

    With thing:

    He took everything.

    There's something I'd like to tell you.

    Did you understand anything?

    I can do nothing for you.

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    Every, some, any and no can combine with where or other words to form adverbials.

    With where:

    He can be seen everywhere.

    I couldn't find my key anywhere.

    It's nowhere here.

    Its must be somewhere. Have you seen it anywhere?

    With how:

    It must be done somehow or other.

    No one would believe you anyhow.

    No other swords can kill the Jabberwocky, nohow.

    With way:

    Anyway, I'm not going to do it.

    You win everyway you look at it!

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