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Englishfreak Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Grammar!
0 heyaz! i need u guys to solve this grammatical problem. 02 br
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00 is it "there are no people" or "there is no people"? 02 br
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00 Does the word "no" carry any singular effect on the sentence? 02 br
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00 THanKS In Advance!!! =D 0-
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00 is it "there are no people" or "there is no people"? 02 br
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00 Does the word "no" carry any singular effect on the sentence? 02 br
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00 THanKS In Advance!!! =D 0-
Top answer
0 Hello! 02 br 00 It is "there are no people here", or "there aren't any people here": people is a plural>verb in the plural. 02 br 00 On the other hand, it's "there's nobody here" 0-
- 0 Hello!
- 02 br 00 It is "there are no people here", or "there aren't any people here": people is a plural>verb in the plural.
- 02 br 00 On the other hand, it's "there's nobody here" 0-
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0 Hello! 02 br
00 It is "there are no people here", or "there aren't any people here": people is a plural>verb in the plural. 02 br
00 On the other hand, it's "there's nobody here" 0-
00 It is "there are no people here", or "there aren't any people here": people is a plural>verb in the plural. 02 br
00 On the other hand, it's "there's nobody here" 0-
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0 oo! thanks! I have always thought that "No" carries a singular effect on the sentence. Thanks! 0-
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