ckcgordon
Junior Member
- Joined
- Jul 25, 2006
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- Hong Kong
- Current Location
- Hong Kong
I find it very difficult to decide whether I should use plural/singular noun after the word "no". For example, some friends told me we should say "No problem", but some others said it's correct to say "No problems".
I only saw "No Dogs Allowed" but not "No Dog Allowed" before.
There are a lot of confusing cases. Look at the one below:
(1) There is no photocopier in my office.
(2) There are no photocopiers in my office.
Which one is correct? Singular
1) or Plural
2)? Or both? Could someone help?
I only saw "No Dogs Allowed" but not "No Dog Allowed" before.
There are a lot of confusing cases. Look at the one below:
(1) There is no photocopier in my office.
(2) There are no photocopiers in my office.
Which one is correct? Singular