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Cobra teal 993 Posted 7 years ago
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Nothing left or None left implies mean?

She got up to get some sleeping pills but found there was _____left at home. A. nothing ;B. nobody C. something D. none
  

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Tricky question. A - nothing. but found there was nothing left at home.

  • Tricky question.
  • A - nothing.
  • but found there was nothing left at home.
  • Except that sentence sounds strange.
  • I think it's possible there is a mistake in the test question, or it's an old test.
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Tricky question. A - nothing.

...but found there was nothing left at home.

Except that sentence sounds strange.

I think it's possible there is a mistake in the test question, or it's an old test. D - none would be correct with a plural verb; sleeping pills is plural, so it should have: ....there were __none__ left at home.

(instead of there was__ left at home)

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