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There is no scissors that do not have a pair of metal blades.Is the sentence grammatically correct?

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

There are no scissors that do not consist of a pair of metal blades.

Anonymous · Answer

'Scissors' means an instrument in this sentence. So it should take a singular verb.

There is no scissors that does not consist of a pair of metal blades.

CalifJim · Answer

Anonymous
'Scissors' means an instrument in this sentence. So it should take a singular verb.
There is no scissors that does not consist of a pair of metal blades.

No. It's "scissors are" or "there are no scissors".

CJ

Persian Learner · Answer

CalifJimNo. It's "scissors are" or "there are no scissors".

Thanks for correction. We would go astray without the native speakers of the Forum, especially CJ.

Rover_KE · Answer

It's not true, however. Child-friendly scissors with plastic blades are widely available.

[https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=scissors+with+plastic+blades]

Tamguatlay · Answer

This pair of scissors is sharp.

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