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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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I have no pets. VS. I have no pet.
I have no pets. VS. I have no pet.
Is there a meaning difference between no + singular noun and no + plural noun? Thank you so much as always and have a good day.
Is there a meaning difference between no + singular noun and no + plural noun? Thank you so much as always and have a good day.
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I have no pets. VS. I have no pet.
- I have no pets.
- VS.
- I have no pet.
- The only difference is the question.
- Do you have a cat, dog, or other pet?
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I have no pets. VS. I have no pet.
The only difference is the question.
Do you have a cat, dog, or other pet?
No, I have no pets.
Do you have a pet?
No, I have no pet. (More natural: No, I don't have any pets.)
The only difference is the question.
Do you have a cat, dog, or other pet?
No, I have no pets.
Do you have a pet?
No, I have no pet. (More natural: No, I don't have any pets.)
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