Announcement
An announcement is a public statement giving information about something.
- The government made a public announcement about the progress of the talks.
- The announcement gave details of small increases in taxes.

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Advertisment
An advertisement is an item in a newspaper or on television which tries to persuade you to buy something, or which gives you information about an event or job vacancy.
- ...an advertisement for Black and White whisky.
- ...an advertisement for an assistant cashier.

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Anyone - Anybody
You use anyone or anybody to talk about people in general, or about each person of a particular kind. There is no difference in meaning between anyone and anybody.
- Anyone can miss a plane.
- Anybody can go there.
- If anyone asks where you are, I'll say you've just gone out.
- If anybody wants me for anything, tell them I'll be back soon.

used in questions and negatives
Anyone and anybody are very commonly used in questions and negative sentences.
- Was there anyone behind you?
- There wasn't anyone there.

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Any One
For more information about this use, see entry at someone - somebody.

'any one'
Do not confuse anyone with any one. You use any one to emphasize that you are referring to only one of something.
- That was more money than he had seen at any one time in all his twenty-one years.

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