Why do you use "without object" and sometimes "no object"? What is the difference?
For example, sometimes I hear "The show with no name" or "The show without name". What is the difference? When do you have to use each one? thanks in advance.

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Why do you use "without object"  and sometimes "no object"? What is the difference?
For example, sometimes I hear "The show with no name" or "The show without name". What is the difference? When do you have to use each one? thanks in advance.

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"without a name"
But I don't personally see any difference between them.
As CocoPop said.

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Hi Carmen - actually you can use both, even though in most cases, without is the better option.

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Without a name seems as though it may get a name eventually.

With no name would be a situation where it seems the subject is happy to remain nameless.

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