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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

There is no different?

Hello!

I have a quick question.

Is that sentence correct?

1. There is no different

2. There is no differently

I think 1 is correct, but not sure. If 1 is correct, is that mean 'no' is used as adjective in that sentence?

Thank you!
  

Top answer

The adjective and the adverb don't work as a complement (or modifier) to the verb in the " there is " structure. You need a noun: There is no difference . She is no different.

— Avangi

  • The adjective and the adverb don't work as a complement (or modifier) to the verb in the " there is " structure.
  • You need a noun: There is no difference .
  • She is no different.
  • OK.
  • She acts no differently.
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The adjective and the adverb don't work as a complement (or modifier) to the verb in the "there is" structure.

You need a noun:

There is no difference.

She is no different. OK.

She acts no differently. OK.
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