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Ciel Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Singular or plural verb after 'No'

Hi! I'd like to ask whether singular or plural verb should be used after 'No'.

Eg 1: No changes were made; or
Eg 2: No changes was made.

Should the verb agree with the noun? That is:

a) No change was made.
b) No changes were made.

Thank you very much in advance!

ciel
  

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Hello ciel, yes, the verb should agree with the noun - both a) No change was made, and b) No changes were made are correct. Cheers

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  • Hello ciel, yes, the verb should agree with the noun - both a) No change was made, and b) No changes were made are correct.
  • Cheers
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Hello ciel,

yes, the verb should agree with the noun - both
a) No change was made, and
b) No changes were made
are correct.

Cheers
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