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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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‘No witness’ or ‘no witnesses’?
‘No witness’ or ‘no witnesses’? Which expression should I use?
There is (no witness, no witnesses) to the crime.
There is (no witness, no witnesses) to the crime.
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There is no witness to the crime. There are no witnesses to the crime.
- There is no witness to the crime.
- There are no witnesses to the crime.
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There is no witness to the crime.
There are no witnesses to the crime.
There are no witnesses to the crime.
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