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Jul 23 2009 4:21PM GMT
Posted by: Ivy Wigmore
CIO, any way / anyway, spelling, compound words, Business writing, Quiz
Anyway vs. any way
Posted by: Ivy Wigmore
CIO, any way / anyway, spelling, compound words, Business writing, Quiz
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Which is correct? The need for regulatory compliance makes business owners want to track operations in _______ they can. a. any way b. anyway |
Answer: a
Explanation: As two words, any way means the same as by any means. As a single word, anyway means in any case or regardless.
For example: Despite the difficulty of ensuring compliance, organizations that want to avoid fines are advised to do their best anyway.
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