On Tuesday, September 21, 2021 at 6:45:01 PM UTC-4, arthurvv vart wrote:
> 1) Any one of them who finishes their work on time will get a raise.
>
> Could that sentence be used
No
whoever, whichever of them
> if the speaker thinks it is possible that more than one of them will finish their work on time?
> Could it be used if the speaker knows that more than one of them will finish their work on time?
Why would you use "one," instead of a normal way to say it,
if you didn't want to convey something by using "one"?