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What do sb and sth mean in English sentence patterns?
Someone (short for someone) represents someone.

Something. It is the abbreviation of something, which stands for something.

Everything, what, everyone, nothing is abbreviated.

Word parsing

Is anybody there

English? mb? d? ]; Beautiful? [? mb? di]

Pronouns have someone, someone; anyone/anybody

anybody

Someone wants someone to do something for him.

Someone needs someone to do something for him.

Someone wants someone to do something for him.

Someone needs someone to do something for him.

Some things

English? mθ]; Beautiful? [? mθ]

Pronouns and things; something

Important person; Noticeable thing

I like it very much; A little; About; In all parts of; about

About; Kind of like it.

Example: This man, his name is Brierley or Beardley or something.

This man, his name is Brierley, or Beatrice, or something like that.

Is it possible that what he said makes sense?

Does what he said make sense?

Extended data

antonym

1, nobody

Pronunciation: ['nb? d? ]

Pronouns have no one, no one; nobody

Nobody; nobody

No one realized how bad things were.

No one realized how bad things were.

People in my position have nothing to fear from a nobody like you.

People in my position have nothing to fear from a nobody like you.

2. Nothing.

English [example] θ]; Beautiful? ['n? θ]

Pronouns are nothing; A trivial matter; cheap

Not at all; definitely not

None; Zero; It doesn't matter.

No future; shotten

I haven't done anything since this morning.

I haven't done anything since this morning.

The furniture is dilapidated; He obviously picked it up for nothing. ?

That furniture is in rags: obviously, he found it without spending a penny.