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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary

There seems to be...

There seems to be no questions.

There seem to be no questions.

Are sentences above grammatically acceptable?

  

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The only one I'd use is the second. ". There are no questions ; not There is no questions .

— CalifJim

  • The only one I'd use is the second.
  • ".
  • There are no questions ; not There is no questions .
  • CJ
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The only one I'd use is the second.

The rules for "there seem to be" are the same as for "there is/are/...".

There are no questions; not There is no questions.

CJ

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