I have been looking for a comprehensive chart for interrogative words and their altered forms. But unfortunately I haven't been able to find one yet. So I thought maybe someone may have already come across one here, since there are a lot of people online.
I'm not sure if I see the whole picture clearly when it comes to interrogative words, mainly if we use their altered forms. Such as
何 - what...?
何か - something
何も - nothing
何でも - anything/everything
だれ - who...?
だれか - somebody
だれも - nobody だれでも - anybody/everybody
And in the case of だれでも, we can even say だれにでも, right? Which means "not to/for anybody" or "to/for everybody".
In addition, if I remember correctly if I use negative verb form with だれも, it means nobody; while if I have a positive verb form, だれも carries the meaning 'everybody'. Then if I say だれにも, its meaning can also differ according to that. Is it right or I am just confused?
So this topic seems to be very diversified. If somebody has a comprehensive chart for these words, I would be very grateful if I could see it, since there are so many interrogative words.
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