Words Written Together And Apart – English writing lesson

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1. I don’t want to talk about this___________________.

 Anymore

 Any more

2. I didn’t ask for ____________ work to be put on my desk.

 Any more

 Anymore

3. Not ___________ one has natural rhythm.

 Every one

 Everyone

4. However, ___________ one of us can learn to dance.

 Every one

 Everyone

5. She doesn’t know __________ in France.

 Any one

 Anyone

6. He likes __________ that he works with.

 Everybody

 Every body

7. _________ of you can redecorate the office if you would like.

 Any one

 Anyone

8. ___________ is made up of bones, muscles, and flesh.

 Every body

 Everybody

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The same words, written as one word or split into two words, will differ in meaning. So you need to know which word you really want.

Any more: something additional or further
Example: I don’t want any more cake.

Anymore: any longer, nowadays
Example: Harry doesn’t travel anymore.

Anyone: anybody
Example: Anyone can learn to cook but few can learn to cook well.

Any one: any single member of a group of people or things
Example: Can any one of you tell me the answer to my question?

Everyone: everybody
Example: Everyone on the list has contributed to the ASPCA.

Every one: each one
Example: I wish I could buy every one of those puppies.

Everybody: everyone
Example: Everybody is working harder today than ten years ago.

Every body: each body
Example: Every body requires protein, vitamins, and minerals.