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non at all vs. nothing whatsoever
I'm sorry, but this is none at all / nothing whatsoever to do with you!
The sentence is from my workbook and I have to choose the best phrase. I know the second one is correct, but why isn't the first one too? They both mean the same.
Thanks!
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Re: non at all vs. nothing whatsoever
They both mean the same.[/QUOTE]No they don't. None does not work here.
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