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Any kind of - English Language Usage Stack Exchange I have a question about any kind of Results can be applied to any kinds of drawing or texturing applications In the sentence above, should I use any kind of applications or any kinds of applicati
Wielders of Weapons - English Language Usage Stack Exchange I'm looking for what the various wielders of weapons called I know of a few, but would like to know of the others below : Bow and Arrow - Archer Bowman Sword - Swordsman (???) Axe - Club -
A word for of any kind - English Language Usage Stack Exchange What would be a good word for of any kind in the following context? Context: The client may come up with requirements that can be of any kind (Meaning that the requirements are potentially unlim
It really doesnt matter v It doesnt really matter I can't distinguish the difference in meaning between these two sentences It really doesn't matter It doesn't really matter It seems that there is a nuanced difference, but I cannot see what
adverb synonym for whatever — it doesnt matter, unrestricted It's possible to chain identical modules to operate on however-large inputs It's possible to chain identical modules to operate on whatever inputs Have the right kind of sentiment, but I feel like there's an idiomatic word ending in -ly that fits better
grammaticality - Is any also used with plurals? - English Language . . . I would take that to be a typo The verb should agree with the noun: Is any particular image satisfying the requirements? Are any particular images satisfying the requirements? Any can be safely used in both cases Have a look at these example sentences from Wiktionary: Choose any items you want [items — plural] Any person may apply [person — singular] I haven't got any money [money