Is it considered okay to use 'There's no milk - There are no people'? Is it informal?
Thanx, J.
Dear J
No is basically a more emphatic way of saying 'not a' or 'not any'. For example:
Sorry, I have no time.
There were no letters for me this morning.
It is not necessarily informal; its function is to emphasise the point (that "I don't have any time", for example)
Hope this answers your question
Matt
There were no letters for me this morning.
It is not necessarily informal; its function is to emphasise the point (that "I don't have any time", for example)
Hope this answers your question
Matt
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