If you are a careful user of English, avoid anyways because:
- the original anyway works perfectly
- any, as I’ve discussed earlier, generally uses singular words. Note that the other words blended with any also use singular words: anytime, anywhere, anyhow, anybody, anyone, anything. I think perhaps that anyway was derived from in any way.
- anyways is considered informal and colloquial–forgivable in conversations, but not suitable for writing. Using anyways is similar to using wanna instead of want to or using coz instead of because.
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Hi Ms. Janet!
In your post on anyway(s). The ‘it’ on the first sentence must be ‘if’. Is there a pun intended since you are talking about being careful about the English language? J
Anna
Oh, thanks, Anna! :) You’re right–that was a typo. Let me correct that. But the pun would’ve been fun to do too!