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Why all instead of any ?

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by davidforsberg » Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:45 am
correct idiom: all objects

incorrect: any objects

what I have found is that when you're stuck on something try to use the words that differ in other sentences, this helps out a bit to figure out which sounds better.
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analyze the differences

by resilient » Mon Feb 11, 2008 11:33 am
to get me out of trouble in SC. I learned to really analyze and crunch the differences. then your answer may come out.

Your answer A is correct and B is wrong becuase of the beginning part of the sentence has THEIR (plural) but the later portion of the sentence has object (has object) rather than ( HAVE OBJECTS)
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