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Gilysse Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
There is/are no...?
I heard before when something is 0, you count it as plural, so you must say "no books" instead of "no book". So is this correct?
Then should I say:
1. a. There is no clothes on the hanger.
b. There are no clothes on the hanger.
2. a. There is no book on the shelf.
b. There are no books on the shelf.
c. There is no books on the shelf.
Then should I say:
1. a. There is no clothes on the hanger.
b. There are no clothes on the hanger.
2. a. There is no book on the shelf.
b. There are no books on the shelf.
c. There is no books on the shelf.
Top answer
The question of is/are simply depends on what follows. There are no books on the shelf ~ there is no book on the shelf.
- The question of is/are simply depends on what follows.
- There are no books on the shelf ~ there is no book on the shelf.
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The question of is/are simply depends on what follows.
There are no books on the shelf ~ there is no book on the shelf.
There are no books on the shelf ~ there is no book on the shelf.
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gilysse1. a.There is no clothes on the hanger.
b. There are no clothes on the hanger.
2. a. There is no book on the shelf.
b. There are no books on the shelf.
c.There
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