any where vs anywhere :

any where vs anywhere

any where or anywhere

Please go anywhere, nowhere or somewhere but do not put a space between "where" and "any"/"no"/"some". Any where is a misspelling. Anywhere is correct.

Anywhere is a single word that means at any point or location. It can also be utilized as a function word for limitations in calculations.

A. "You can place the bag anywhere in the room."
B. "Your answers could be anywhere within 50 to 70."

Any where is a common mistake in writing when the intended word is anywhere. When split into two words, it changes meaning to a completely different line of thought from the original.




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Definitions
  anywhere
  • r  at or in or to any place; (`anyplace' is used informally for `anywhere')
    you can find this food anywhere
News & Articles
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  • Half Of 2013 Is Gone, So Where Are You Headed? 4 Steps To Get You In The Right Direction
    Don’t continue down a path that isn’t taking your company where you want it to go. Half a year’s gone by--how are things progressing? If you’re like many people, some things are going well while others could use a mid-course correction. Our company is in the middle of our budget reforecast and that always means taking a hard look at what we have on-deck for the second half of the year--including ...
    July 2, 2013 - Fast Company Magazine
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