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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
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Nothing like
Sir,
There is nothing like a ghost.
What is meaning of "nothing like".
thanks.
There is nothing like a ghost.
What is meaning of "nothing like".
thanks.
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not any thing which is similar to = nothing like There does not exist any thing which is [similar to / like] a ghost. There is no thing which is similar to a ghost. "there's nothing like" is also used idiomatically to mean "there does not exist any thing which is as [good / effective] as".
- not any thing which is similar to = nothing like There does not exist any thing which is [similar to / like] a ghost.
- There is no thing which is similar to a ghost.
- "there's nothing like" is also used idiomatically to mean "there does not exist any thing which is as [good / effective] as".
- An infinitive structure often follows, like this: There's nothing like a cup of coffee to wake you up in the morning.
- There's nothing like being praised to make you feel good.
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not any thing which is similar to = nothing like
There does not exist any thing which is [similar to / like] a ghost.
There is no thing which is similar to a ghost.
"there's nothing like" is also used idiomatically to mean "there does not exist any thing which is as [good / effective] as". An infinitive structure often follows, like this:
There's nothing like a
There does not exist any thing which is [similar to / like] a ghost.
There is no thing which is similar to a ghost.
"there's nothing like" is also used idiomatically to mean "there does not exist any thing which is as [good / effective] as". An infinitive structure often follows, like this:
There's nothing like a
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