Hello, everyone?
I have following question, about which I would like to invite your as many replies as possible;
A. There isn't any milk left.
B. There should be no space left.
1. Above A and B are a kind of inversion forms due to adverb - 'there' or a
contracted formsIf ff ue to abbreviation of 'which is' between the noun and p.p.(= left)?
2. If they are inversion forms, original ones are as follows;
A. Any milk isn't left.
B. No space should be left.
Then why are following inversion forms not applied?;
A. There isn't left any milk.
B. There should be left no space.
This one is very difficult for me to show you my answer in advance.
Thanks in advance,
Sorry for my typos; 1. 'contradiction' should read 'contaction' 2. ' ..
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Sorry for my typos;
1. 'contradiction' should read 'contaction'
2. ' .. due to adverb - 'there' or a contracted formsIf ff ue to abbreviation .. ' ;
'formsIf ff ue to' should read 'forms due to'.