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Bookmark or Share- any ideas or any idea? - WordReference ForumsIt's time to plan for this spring scientific tour, where to go and for how long. Any ideas? Then he expects someone to come up and say "we should go to York for three days", or "we should go to Dorset for four days" and so on. Here "any ideas" is definitely the right thing to ask in my opinion. If the context is the teacher asking:
- any time soon - WordReference ForumsSo, any time soon is often used when describing a situation, and in the short run/short term are used when talking about the future. At least that is what I am able to infer from my uses of the phrases. It also seems that "in the short run/term" is a nominal (noun) phrase, while "any time soon" modifies the verb (making it adverbial).
- at any time of (the) year | WordReference Forums"at any time of the day" Edit: Hm, there is also "at any time of day," but to me it seems the first version is more prevalent. On Google, "at any time of year" yields 28.600.000 results and "at any time of the year," 336.000.000 results (As you're probably aware, these numbers are very approximate.) Are both versions OK?
- any earlier time - WordReference ForumsHi everyone Is it more correct to say "any earlier time" OR "any time earlier", in this sentence : I won't be able to meet in the afternoon but any earlier time would be great. Thanks for your help.
- anytime is ok=whenever? | WordReference ForumsI don't think "anytime is ok" or "any time is ok" is correct. What do native speakers say in the situation below? A: "Let's watch this DVD together. When is good for you?" B: "Anytime is OK." (I want to say "I don't have any plans for any time of the day, any day of the week, so I'm free...
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