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Cualquier v. Cualquiera ?

Cualquier v. Cualquiera ?

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Can someone please help to define the difference between these two words? I read somewhere that one is to be used before a noun and the other is to be used after a noun. It would be very helpful if someone could help me with where and how to use these words corretly . Thank You, gracias.

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updated May 14, 2011
posted by Diarrah

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Can someone please help to define the difference between these two words? I read somewhere that one is to be used before a noun and the other is to be used after a noun. It would be very helpful if someone could help me with where and how to use these words corretly . Thank You, gracias.

I bet your question comes up all the time and it has been answered a thousand times, but "cualquier" comes before any word, while "cualquiera" (anyone) does not require another sentence.

updated May 14, 2011
posted by lazarus1907
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To me, one looks like the infinative and one looks like the imperfect subjunctive.

Can you imagine how pleased I will feel if I am right !

Unfortunately I am totally wrong.

Here is the answer:-

"cualquier situación" and "cualquier persona"

Before the noun you use "cualquier". After the noun you use "cualquiera

updated May 14, 2011
edited by Stig345
posted by Stig345