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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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There are 4 questions in my test.
1. There is not a train until tomorrow.
(Should I change "a" into "any" because the sentence is negative?)
2. Can I start a sentence with "not any" since I can do so with "not a/one"?
for example: Not one/a single person remembered my birthday.
3. Are they both correct?
(3.1) Above the door there was a sign saying, "Mind you heard".
(3.2) The disease has now spread throughout the island.
1. There is not a train until tomorrow.
(Should I change "a" into "any" because the sentence is negative?)
2. Can I start a sentence with "not any" since I can do so with "not a/one"?
for example: Not one/a single person remembered my birthday.
3. Are they both correct?
(3.1) Above the door there was a sign saying, "Mind you heard".
(3.2) The disease has now spread throughout the island.
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Hi, There are 4 questions in my test. 1. There is not a train until tomorrow.
- Hi, There are 4 questions in my test.
- 1.
- There is not a train until tomorrow.
- ) Say 'There is no train .
- .
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Hi,
There are 4 questions in my test.
1. There is not a train until tomorrow.
(Should I change "a" into "any" because the sentence is negative?)
Say 'There is no train . . . '
2. Can I start a sentence with "not any" No, I can't think of any good example.
since I can do so with "not a/one"?
for example: Not one/a
There are 4 questions in my test.
1. There is not a train until tomorrow.
(Should I change "a" into "any" because the sentence is negative?)
Say 'There is no train . . . '
2. Can I start a sentence with "not any" No, I can't think of any good example.
since I can do so with "not a/one"?
for example: Not one/a
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