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It should be noted that 誰も in the ‘not...any’ sense is unaccented. When 誰も is accented on the initial syllable, it also could mean ‘everyone’. In this case, you should not drop が.
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5. それは、だれもが知っている。 cf. ×だれも知っている。
Everyone knows that.
However, みんな ‘everyone’ is more commonly used. Also, use ぜんぶ ‘everything’.
6. 今日は、みんなクラスに来ていました。 Today, everyone came to the class.
7. おなかがすいていたから、ぜんぶ食べました。 I ate everything because I was hungry.
Other wh-words that can be followed by か or も include: どこ ‘where’、どちら ‘which one (of the two)’, どれ ‘which one (of the group), どのX ‘which X’，どんなX ‘what kind of X’, いつ ‘when’, いくつ ‘how many’, and いくら ‘how much’, etc.
Wh+か
誰か
何か
どこか
どちらか
どれか
どの X か
いつか いくつか いくらか
SOME/ANY
somebody something some place either
one in a set of items
some X
someday
a few
some amount
Wh+も
誰も
何も
どこも
どちらも
どれも
どの X も どんなXも いつも いくつも
NOT...ANY
(no accent)
with ~ない
nobody nothing nowhere neither
none of the set
no X
no kind of X
ALL
(accent on 1st syllable)
(みんな) (ぜんぶ) all places both
every one
every X
every kind of X always
many
Lesson 14A
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