Anyone: Refers to any person, without specifying who.
Some: Refers to an unspecified or indefinite number or amount of people.
No one: Refers to nobody, not any person.
1. There's someone at the front desk
2. They didn't tell anyone it would be a long wait.
3. Did you see anyone-someone giving a manicure.
4. I didn't ask anyone about the price
5. Someone can cut your hair at 12:30. If you can wait.
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Practice
A: Hello roses spa and salon
B: Hello, this is Lorenz Johnson, I'd like to make an appoinment for a haircut
A: When would you like to come in Ms Johnson
B; today if possible
A: let me check sean has an opening at 5:00
B: Actually thats a little late for me, is someone available before 3:00?
A: Yes. Carolina can see you then
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Vocabulary and grammar
1. They can't find anyone to give her a manicure this afternoon.
2. Someone give him a shampoo and a cut at 4:00.
3. There is someone who can give her a manicure and a pedicure at 6:30
4. The isn't no one who can give him a shave today.
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