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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Without or with no

I always change with no to without. I have recently been corrected on this and am wondering if I am correct or not.
  

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Anonymous I always change with no to without. I have recently been corrected on this and am wondering if I am correct or not. I can't understand what you are asking.

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  • Anonymous I always change with no to without.
  • I have recently been corrected on this and am wondering if I am correct or not.
  • I can't understand what you are asking.
  • Do you mean you change something like "You leave us with no choice" to "You leave us without a choice"?
  • The first is fine.
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AnonymousI always change with no to without. I have recently been corrected on this and am wondering if I am correct or not.

I can't understand what you are asking. Do you mean you change something like "You leave us with no choice" to "You leave us without a choice"? The first is fine. The second is also fine.

If this is not what you mean,
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Grammar GeekI can't understand what you are asking. Do you mean you change something like "You leave us with no choice" to "You leave us without a choice"? The first is fine. The second is also fine.
I general, both are fine. But there must be some difference between without and with no. I'm a linguist and am really interested in it/ may be somebode can
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