there aren't any cars outside

[Yourjones]

Hello,

I have asked similar questions, but I still have doubt in whether I should say:

1. "There aren't any cars outside" or "There isn't any car outside".

and

2. "There are no cars outside" or "There is no car outside".

Thanks a lot.

 

[Zkiller]

NOT A TEACHER
But I'd go with: There are no cars outside.

 

[Raymott]

You should generally say 1a and 2a. Have you had contrary advice?

 

[Yourjones]

Oh thanks! I'm not a navive speaker, so I was not sure. But now I am sure thanks to your answer!