Using "No" With Countables

[murat guler]

Which one is correct?

"There is no student in the class"

"There are no students in the class"

Thanks

 

[Mr_Ben]

There are no students in the class.

 

[Rover_KE]

The second of your examples is correct (if you add a full stop).

However, I'm not saying that would apply to every sentence using 'no' with a countable noun.

Rover

 

[Mr_Ben]

The second of your examples is correct (if you add a full stop).

However, I'm not saying that would apply to every sentence using 'no' with a countable noun.

Rover

Now that you pointed out the missing full stop, you could say "There is no student in the class [who knows the answer]."