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No or Any in this sentence?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowNoun for “playing of the video/audio” objectOne word for “any time after this moment”What's a word (noun) that means a particularly hard and difficult to solve puzzle?A word for a complex problem that needs to be approached form different angles at the same timeWhat is an adjective for something that can anticipate any input?What is the problem that gets worse after you try to solve it?Is there a noun for addressing a problem (but not quite a “solution”)?Less stuffy word for *opine*Word or phrase that means to solve a problem mainly via trial and errorNeed a good word for “parts of the day”
I have a question. I can't solve this problem.
Which is correct?
(a) No, there was any.
(b) No, there was no.
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I have a question. I can't solve this problem.
Which is correct?
(a) No, there was any.
(b) No, there was no.
single-word-requests
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Both look ungrammatical to me.
– Jason Bassford
2 hours ago
As commented above, in their present form, both are ungrammatical. Although, if they are an abridged form of the full sentences,No, there was no apple that was purplewould be correct. Downvoting this question because it lacks research and perhaps better belongs to ELL.
– satnam
1 hour ago
Neither one is correct. You could say, "No, there was none." You could also say, "No, there wasn't any." You could say, "No, there was no..." so long as something followed "no" (e.g., "No, there was no one there.")(e.g., "No, there was no food left.").
– Benjamin Harman
1 hour ago
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Which is correct?
(a) No, there was any.
(b) No, there was no.
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I have a question. I can't solve this problem.
Which is correct?
(a) No, there was any.
(b) No, there was no.
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Both look ungrammatical to me.
– Jason Bassford
2 hours ago
As commented above, in their present form, both are ungrammatical. Although, if they are an abridged form of the full sentences,No, there was no apple that was purplewould be correct. Downvoting this question because it lacks research and perhaps better belongs to ELL.
– satnam
1 hour ago
Neither one is correct. You could say, "No, there was none." You could also say, "No, there wasn't any." You could say, "No, there was no..." so long as something followed "no" (e.g., "No, there was no one there.")(e.g., "No, there was no food left.").
– Benjamin Harman
1 hour ago
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1
Both look ungrammatical to me.
– Jason Bassford
2 hours ago
As commented above, in their present form, both are ungrammatical. Although, if they are an abridged form of the full sentences,No, there was no apple that was purplewould be correct. Downvoting this question because it lacks research and perhaps better belongs to ELL.
– satnam
1 hour ago
Neither one is correct. You could say, "No, there was none." You could also say, "No, there wasn't any." You could say, "No, there was no..." so long as something followed "no" (e.g., "No, there was no one there.")(e.g., "No, there was no food left.").
– Benjamin Harman
1 hour ago
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Both look ungrammatical to me.
– Jason Bassford
2 hours ago
Both look ungrammatical to me.
– Jason Bassford
2 hours ago
As commented above, in their present form, both are ungrammatical. Although, if they are an abridged form of the full sentences,
No, there was no apple that was purple would be correct. Downvoting this question because it lacks research and perhaps better belongs to ELL.– satnam
1 hour ago
As commented above, in their present form, both are ungrammatical. Although, if they are an abridged form of the full sentences,
No, there was no apple that was purple would be correct. Downvoting this question because it lacks research and perhaps better belongs to ELL.– satnam
1 hour ago
Neither one is correct. You could say, "No, there was none." You could also say, "No, there wasn't any." You could say, "No, there was no..." so long as something followed "no" (e.g., "No, there was no one there.")(e.g., "No, there was no food left.").
– Benjamin Harman
1 hour ago
Neither one is correct. You could say, "No, there was none." You could also say, "No, there wasn't any." You could say, "No, there was no..." so long as something followed "no" (e.g., "No, there was no one there.")(e.g., "No, there was no food left.").
– Benjamin Harman
1 hour ago
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Both look ungrammatical to me.
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As commented above, in their present form, both are ungrammatical. Although, if they are an abridged form of the full sentences,
No, there was no apple that was purplewould be correct. Downvoting this question because it lacks research and perhaps better belongs to ELL.– satnam
1 hour ago
Neither one is correct. You could say, "No, there was none." You could also say, "No, there wasn't any." You could say, "No, there was no..." so long as something followed "no" (e.g., "No, there was no one there.")(e.g., "No, there was no food left.").
– Benjamin Harman
1 hour ago