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Anyone or any one
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While getting ready for school, Spider-Man decided that ​anyone of his new backpacks would be large enough to carry his science project.
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Axgchdv hasn't talked to ​any one in three days because he lost his cell phone.
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James Rhodes asked if his teacher knew ​anyone who would be a good math tutor.
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Percy doesn't think it is okay for ​anyone friend to monopolize his time.
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Gordon wonders if ​any one in town will ever beat him in the annual baking contest.
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​Anyone of Rich Goranski's friends could have helped him move into his new place, but he asked several of them so as to have more company.
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The correct word should be "any one." The revised sentence is:

"While getting ready for school, Spider-Man decided that ​any one of his new backpacks would be large enough to carry his science project."
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The sentence is correct as it is. "Anyone" is appropriate in this context. Click "Submit Answer."
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The correct phrase should be "any one friend." The revised sentence is:

"Percy doesn't think it is okay for ​any one friend to monopolize his time."
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The correct phrase should be "anyone in town." The revised sentence is:

"Gordon wonders if anyone in town will ever beat him in the annual baking contest."
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The correct phrase should be "Any one of Rich Goranski's friends." The revised sentence is:

"Any one of Rich Goranski's friends could have helped him move into his new place, but he asked several of them so as to have more company."