someone and some one?

[sky753]

Hello Everyone,

I would like to know here the difference between someone and some one?

Regards

Sky

 

[Munch]

Someone: used when we want to refer to a person but we don't know or don't care who:

• Someone ate all the cookies!
• If someone helps me, I can finish quickly.
• I hope I find someone to marry.

From googling the phrase +"some one", it is most commonly used in error - the writer actually meant "someone". It might possibly come up in English but it would be very rare. If you see "some one", it is probably an error.

Here is a link to another thread which basically agrees with what I have said.