Where can I use everything?

We usually use everything for a positive sentence and anything for a negative or interrogative sentence. But I often see sentences in some magazines and articles, like “We’ll do almost anything for our beloved animals.”

Can something be possible and impossible?

So to answer this, if everything is possible, then it is not possible for something to be impossible.

Do you think if anything is possible it’s still possible for anything to be impossible?

Assuming this notation, then saying that everything (x) = possibility means that only x = possibility is allowed (x = impossibility doesn’t exist). So to answer this, if everything is possible, then it is not possible for something to be impossible.

Who says everything possible?

“When nothing is sure, everything is possible.” – Margaret Drabble. 37.

Who said everything is possible?

Quote by Dan Brown: “Everything is possible.

Is it correct to say ‘everything is possible’?

Everything is possible means that every thing can happen/occur (there are no things that can’t). Therefore, you can say Anything is possible about a situation in which Everything is not possible. Which sentence is correct, “Everything is possible?” or “Anything is possible?” “Anything is possible” is more likely to be used, but neither are wrong.

What does anything’s possible mean?

Saying “Anything’s possible” is a way of responding to someone who makes a conjecture about what s/he wants to happen, but which is not a guaranteed outcome.

How many things are in Anything Anything?

Anything is basically saying ‘any one thing’. Just one. I’m sure, however, that there are probably instances where it might be more than one thing. Everything should be take word for word, ‘every thing’.

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