1. everywhere you go, you will
find the same thing. 2. wherever you go, you will find the same thing. 3. no matter where you go, you will find the same thing.
are they all the same in meaning? which one is popuplar? •english - writeacher, sunday, november 20, 2016 at 8: 03pm
yes, all have the same meaning. all are used about evenly, i think.
you very much. what about the following? 4. everywhere you may go, you will find the same thing. 5. wherever you may go, you will find the same thing. 6. no matter where you may go, you will find the same thing.

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