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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

any ,much

Which one would you choose? why?

There is no ___________time left. We must hurry.

I choose any. I'm not sure. Please help me..
  

Top answer

You need to say There ISN'T any time left. OR There is no time left.

— Samuraifingers

  • You need to say There ISN'T any time left.
  • OR There is no time left.
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You need to say

There ISN'T any time left.

OR
There is no time left.
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That means, the choices (any, much) are incorrect? But, I follow the book.
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I think you made a typo and the original was 'there is not time left'. Does that help you work out the answer?
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Yup, I really made a typo. Sorry.

So, actually it is

'there is not time left'. (any / much)

Can we use "much"?
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Why do we use "much" instead of "any?
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