any time vs. anytime

[Jandi]

Hello, teachers!
Do these have the same meaning in each sentence?

1. You could have met her [any time, anytime] you liked.
2. Jake is going to be here [any minute, any time, soon].
3. I don't think we can keep it under covers [any longer, much longer].

Thank you very much.
Peace!

 

[Mister Micawber]

All OK again, Jandi. 'Any minute' is a little sooner than the others, but everything else is reasonably synonymous.

 

[Jandi]

Thanks!!!
Have a good day!