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How are ONE and BODY distinguished?

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What's the difference between 'Someone and Somebody' or 'Anyone and Anybody' or 'Everyone or Everybody'?

Is there a rule?

I often watch American movies, I think actors seem to use BODYs more.

Can my guess be thought probably true?

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  1. In general -body is more formal than -one.


  2. Maybe ONE came about as a slang phrase for easier sentences?

    Just like in the old days, everyone would speak like

    "You are very welcome"

    But in this day and age

    "You're very welcome"

    Is a much more common expression.

    Just an idea, i don't really know.
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