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HifaMo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
it is no different/difference
"Our financial world is no different."
Is it correct to use the noun 'difference' instead of the adjective?
Thanks.
Is it correct to use the noun 'difference' instead of the adjective?
Thanks.
Top answer
No, it's not.
- No, it's not.
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"no different" means "not at all different"
X is no different from Y.
X is not at all different from Y.
X is not any different from Y.
There is no difference whatsoever between X and Y.
X is no different from Y.
X is not at all different from Y.
X is not any different from Y.
There is no difference whatsoever between X and Y.
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