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1Likes- 26-Jan-2012, 16:17 #1
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Singular or plural with "No" Sir,
No student has come. or
No students have come. I always feel doubt such type of sentences.
Thank you.
- 26-Jan-2012, 16:26 #2
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Teacher Re: Singular or plural with "No" They are both OK, but they do have slightly different meanings depending upon the context in which they are used.
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