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Yshsown Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
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If I say anything wrong, please bear with me. Being somebody who doesn't speak English as a mother language, I'll try my best.
It's fine to say there is a table and two chairs in the room.
But can I say there aren't any chairs and a table in the room? Someone asked me about this, it just didn't feel right. So I suggested him with "there aren't any chairs in the room ,and there isn't a table."
Now I want to know whether "there aren't any chairs and a table in the room?" is right or not. If not, how do I say it right.
It's fine to say there is a table and two chairs in the room.
But can I say there aren't any chairs and a table in the room? Someone asked me about this, it just didn't feel right. So I suggested him with "there aren't any chairs in the room ,and there isn't a table."
Now I want to know whether "there aren't any chairs and a table in the room?" is right or not. If not, how do I say it right.
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There aren't any chairs or a table in the room. There isn't a table or any chairs in the room.
- There aren't any chairs or a table in the room.
- There isn't a table or any chairs in the room.
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There aren't any chairs or a table in the room.
There isn't a table or any chairs in the room.
There isn't a table or any chairs in the room.
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