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If the subject is singular and the object is plural,how can i use apostrophe?
eg.The boy cars
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Hi everyone,
Could you explain to me what the difference between " I don't have something" and " I have no something" in meaning is. I thank you so much.
Hello ngloc,
In many cases, either can be used. However, in most situations, I think it sounds more natural to use any in the first sentence - I don't have any coffee. I need to go shopping. Compared to - I have no coffee. I need to go shopping.
Which version do you hear or read more often?
Regards,
Stephen Jones
The LearnEnglish Team
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Thanks for this possessives' courses. Really i had some problems about it.