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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

nowhere/no place ?

0I just wanna know which ones of these sentences below are correct and in case some of it are wrong I would like you guys to break it down for me,please.02br
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001. There is nowhere to go.02br
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002. There is no place to go.02br
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003. There isn't any place to go.02br
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00Thanks very much.0-
  

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0 #2 and #3 are okay, but #1 sounds wrong to me. On the other hand, 01b 00I can go nowhere02b 00 as well as 01b 00I can't go anywhere02b 00 is fine. 0-

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  • 0 #2 and #3 are okay, but #1 sounds wrong to me.
  • On the other hand, 01b 00I can go nowhere02b 00 as well as 01b 00I can't go anywhere02b 00 is fine.
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0 #2 and #3 are okay, but #1 sounds wrong to me. On the other hand, 01b00I can go nowhere02b00 as well as 01b00I can't go anywhere02b00 is fine. 0-
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0 All are used. To my mind, No. 1 is the best choice. Nos. 2 and 3 are informal English. They would require a preposition:02br
01i00There is no place to go 01b00to02b00. There isn't any place to go 01b00to02b00.02i02br
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00The preposition isn't often used in conversation, though.02br
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