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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Hi there,

I got a problem to really understand where in sentences should I phrase " No + without adding s in the following word". eg no worries, no jokes. Is it alright if I tend to use "No worry" instead of No worries?

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'No' can modify uncountable nouns, singular countable nouns, and plural countable nouns.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'No' can modify uncountable nouns, singular countable nouns, and plural countable nouns.
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'No' can modify uncountable nouns, singular countable nouns, and plural countable nouns.
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