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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
"Are there any news" or "Is there any news"
Which is correct:
"are there any news"
or
"is there any news"
"are there any news"
or
"is there any news"
Top answer
Both are correct as they are commonly used(at least in post-soviet countries ), but according to the grammar you should write: Is there any news No news ( is ) good news Bad news travel s quickly And to prove my opinion, there is a quote from the dictionary: News is information about a recently changed situation or a recent event.
- Both are correct as they are commonly used(at least in post-soviet countries ), but according to the grammar you should write: Is there any news No news ( is ) good news Bad news travel s quickly And to prove my opinion, there is a quote from the dictionary: News is information about a recently changed situation or a recent event.
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Both are correct as they are commonly used(at least in post-soviet countries 
), but according to the grammar you should write:
), but according to the grammar you should write:
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"News" is used only in the SINGULAR form (Also the words: classics, economics, mathematics/maths, physics; the physical activitiesgymnastics and aerobics; the diseases measles and mumps). So, we say:
Is there any news?
Is there any news?
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