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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Plural or singaular after no and any
  

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Anonymous Plural or singaular after no and any Usually, plural. There are circumstances when the singular would work -- when you want to be emphatic, for example.

  • Anonymous Plural or singaular after no and any Usually, plural.
  • There are circumstances when the singular would work -- when you want to be emphatic, for example.
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AnonymousPlural or singaular after no and any
Usually, plural.

There are circumstances when the singular would work -- when you want to be emphatic, for example.

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