In English, there are two ways that we can negate a sentence with a noun: we can either put “no” before the noun, or we can change the verb to its negative form and add the word “any.” So, we can say “There is no evidence”, or “There isn’t any evidence”, for example. But what’s the difference between these sentences, and why would you use one of them over the other? The answers to these questions (and much more!) are all in today’s video! 😊 As I explain in the video, simply putting “no” before

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