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Posts: 2,069 Likes: 103
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Joined: Nov 2005
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I know, and you know and everybody reading knows I'm superior to you. It's obvious to everyone. To be a good lyricist you must have good knowledge of the English language. According to the dictionary, Everyone means all the people in a group or all the people in the world. One can use Everyone and Everbody interchangeably and synonymously. The word 'everyone' is used to refer to each and every person in a group. Whereas the word 'everybody' is used to refer to one and all people in a group. Like your ex-President, you do not use these words in the correct manner. I don’t agree with you. Therefore, you can’t use the term Everyone or Everybody. Correct English would be “Everyone/Everybody except Rob B.”. I honestly assume I’m not the only person here that disagrees with you, therefore this statement is total BS.
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