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Guyper Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"No" with "subject" and "verb"
Hi,
1.When a subject and verb come after the word, no, should they always be in singular or can they be in plural also?
1. No person is allowed
2. No persons is allowed
3. No person are allowed
4. No persons are allowed
How many of them can be grammatically used?
2.And can plural words such as people, lives, etc. be placed before no?
1. No people is allowed
2. No lives will be spared
Thank you
1.When a subject and verb come after the word, no, should they always be in singular or can they be in plural also?
1. No person is allowed
2. No persons is allowed
3. No person are allowed
4. No persons are allowed
How many of them can be grammatically used?
2.And can plural words such as people, lives, etc. be placed before no?
1. No people is allowed
2. No lives will be spared
Thank you
Top answer
When a subject and verb come after the word, no, should they always be in singular or can they be in plural also? 1. No person is allowed ok 2.
- When a subject and verb come after the word, no, should they always be in singular or can they be in plural also?
- 1.
- No person is allowed ok 2.
- No persons is allowed no 3.
- No person are allowed no 4.
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1.When a subject and verb come after the word, no, should they always be in singular or can they be in plural also?
1. No person is allowed ok
2. No persons is allowed no
3. No person are allowed no
4. No persons are allowed ok
1. No person is allowed ok
2. No persons is allowed no
3. No person are allowed no
4. No persons are allowed ok
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