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'No' instead of 'Any'

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#1 (permalink) Sat Jul 01, 2006 14:34 pm 'No' instead of 'Any'

Hello! How are you? Thanks in advance! 1.- There isn?t (ANY) life on the moon. 2.- There is NO life on the moon. My questions: a) Can I use 'No' instead of 'Any' in my second sentence? b) Can I Drop 'any' in the first one? Thanks again!

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#2 (permalink) Sat Jul 01, 2006 14:39 pm 'No' instead of 'Any'

Jesus1 wrote:

a) Can I use 'No' instead of 'Any' in
my second sentence?

b) Can I Drop 'any' in the first?

a) Yes, you can.

b) No, you can't.

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