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KaaJee Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
any or no
Which is better?
...has never been found in any form.
...has been found in no form.
...has never been found in any form.
...has been found in no form.
Top answer
has never found in ANY form.. putting both never and no (which both indicate negation) in a sentence is grammatically incorrect.
- has never found in ANY form..
- putting both never and no (which both indicate negation) in a sentence is grammatically incorrect.
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has never found in ANY form.. putting both never and no (which both indicate negation) in a sentence is grammatically incorrect.
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There are mentions about an old text. But no book or scroll or, suppose, clay tablet containing this text has ever been found. Or we can add that the text existed in different versions, in different languages. So that is why I would say, the text has been found in no form.
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It has never been found in any form. If you say it has been found in no form, you have started the sentence saying that it has been found, which is the opposite of what you mean, and the reader has to undo that when he gets to "no".
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Enoon came before you with the answer, but thanks to you too, it was really needed to write a whole sentence.
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