noun
1
BAD : I hope there's enough place in the wardrobe for all your clothes.
GOOD : I hope there's enough room in the wardrobe for all your clothes.
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place = an area or a particular part of an area: 'The best place to sit is right in front of the stage.'
room (or space ) = an empty part of something that can be used or filled: 'There's room in the back seat for all three of you.'
2
BAD : I left the coat in my room but it may not be in that place any longer.
GOOD : I left the coat in my room but it may not be there any longer.
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there = in/to that place: 'It's a long way to New Zealand but I'd love to go there.'
3
BAD : When I lived at home, my father did not let me go to any place on my own.
GOOD : When I lived at home, my father did not let me go anywhere on my own.
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anywhere = in/to any place: 'Have you seen my comb anywhere?'
4
BAD : He was looking for a place where to spend the night.
GOOD : He was looking for somewhere to spend the night.
BAD : There was no place where to park.
GOOD : There was nowhere to park.
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somewhere/nowhere/anywhere + to-v : 'She needs somewhere to stay.'
Compare: 'He was looking for a place where he could spend the night.'