Qual é a diferença entre anyone,anywhere,anybody e everyone,everywhere,everybody ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.

"Anyone" is preferably used in a formal setting and is consider more polite, while "anybody" has a more colloquial leaning. Both can be used interchangeably.

Anyone / anybody / anything refers to a unlimited sets of people, things, or specific things.
Examples:
Has anyone got a calculator?

Anybody can join this club. There aren’t any rules.

If you need anything please call for Jason?

I don’t know anybody name Jessica.

'Anywhere' is used in reference to a place; questions about a place, as a negative, or to approximate an amount by prescribing a range.

Examples: they live in the middle of no where miles from anywhere with a proper shopping mall.

Have you seen my spectacles I can't find them anywhere

Eric follows a pay as go model, and charges anywhere from $150 to $1000 depending on what needs to be done.

Everyone, everybody, everything, everywhere


refers to total number of people, things & places. They are written as one word.

Everyone and everybody are used interchangeably, everyone is more formal.

Taking care, everyone / everybody / everywhere / everything is used with singular verbs and cannot be made plural by adding an S at the end!

Everyone say hello to your new manager.

He is everywhere

Not everybody lives to be a successful businessman