Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Everybody"

A: @Ri-na If everyone looked after their own concerns (and didn't interfere with other people) the world would work better. 😊

A: it basically means people should think about themselves and not try to be in other peoples personal problems! It is close to the saying "Mind your own business" which also means leave me alone. So everyone's problems are no one's problems, so people should not interfere! I hope this wasn't too confusing!😌

A: "you can't please everybody" means that no matter what you do, someone may be unhappy with the outcome. you can't make everyone happy, don't over work yourself trying to make it happen

A: "Every person hides something."

A: @Risa1986: it is difficult to be a new comer to the group where everyone already knows each other.
if you like the teachers style of teaching you may want to take another class they teach

A: They should mind their own business.

You should mind your own business. Or as a command: Mind your own business. (This is rude if you say it to someone, so only say it if you want to be rude.)

You can use other subjects, of course, like he, she, Tim, everyone, or my boss.

A: Everyone got an A in the class. Everyone is going to the party. Everyone will be there.

Everybody was happy to see her. Everybody is going to the store. I was going to ask for directions but everybody was gone.

A: Everybody:
I can drive everybody else to the station.
Could you ask everybody if they need more water?
I can't believe how everybody hates me!
Everyone:
Everyone is already at the station.
Tell Michael we have enough water for everyone.
Everyone decided to hurt me on my birthday!

A: As everybody lines up to get pizza I decide to get the sandwich.

Everyone showed up to the baseball game today.

Is someone over there yet?

Do you want something to eat?

I want everything in the toy store.

Which one of these items would you like to look at?

Don't worry, anything on the menu is good.

A: Bruh
What's up
Duh
Cool
And who are you
Do I know you
New phone who's this
Let's not do that
Okay....
Your point is?
and so on

A: The only difference I can think of is that "everyone" is a little more formal

"Hello everyone" in a formal setting is acceptable where as
"Hello everybody" is a little bit more casual

But there are almost the same so don't worry about it to much ^^

A: I think there's no difference
nobody's home
no one's home


everybody's at the party
everyone's at the party

A: "Any", "anybody", and "anyone" are used in situations where you don't know something:

-- Is anybody/anyone here?
-- Anybody could be there - I don't know who will though.
-- Does anybody/anyone like apples?

"Every", "everyone", and "everybody" are used when there is a definite amount that you know off - does that make sense?

- Is everybody/everyone here?
- Every cat in the world likes fish.
- Everybody/everyone will be there!

A: There's no difference both of them are the same meaning :)

A: Everybody refers to an specific group of people and everybody else refers to all of the people

A: Everyone loves compliments - you need to add a 's' at the end of compliment

A: This video will help you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpchyCxz91E

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A: "hello everybody."

A: everybody ☺
'everybody is invited to my birthday party this weekend'

A: You is pronounced like 유, and get is pronounced as 겟. Right now it sounds a bit like "up she got".

A: @tomo2016: とんでもありません。

A: That depends on how you say it, if it's a command like, "Everybody, look down!" then no, but if it's a statement that everybody is looking down then yes.

A: @justagirl: This would only make sense as an instruction. It sounds like you are telling everyone to leave in the middle of the game. 'Everybody leaves in the middle of the mission.' would be saying that it is something they are already doing.

A: I would like everybody, all over the world, to know about this Japanese animation.