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Masanori Takaoka Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
singular vs plural
Some people say that no novel is worth reading.
Some people say that no novels are worth reading.
Would you tell me when you use "no + singular noun" or "no + plural noun"?
Some people say that no novels are worth reading.
Would you tell me when you use "no + singular noun" or "no + plural noun"?
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Masanori Takaoka Would you tell me when you use "no + singular noun" or "no + plural noun"? The first is a bit more careful in style, hence more formal.
- Masanori Takaoka Would you tell me when you use "no + singular noun" or "no + plural noun"?
- The first is a bit more careful in style, hence more formal.
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Masanori TakaokaWould you tell me when you use "no + singular noun" or "no + plural noun"?The first is a bit more careful in style, hence more formal.
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