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Lcchang Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
not any/ a little
There is a little crime there.
There isn't any crime there.
May I ask which sentence means having less crime?
If it is the second one that has less crime, does that sentence equal to "There is none."? Please advise.
LCChang
There isn't any crime there.
May I ask which sentence means having less crime?
If it is the second one that has less crime, does that sentence equal to "There is none."? Please advise.
LCChang
Top answer
In this context, "There isn't any crime" means there is no crime.
- In this context, "There isn't any crime" means there is no crime.
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