what is the diffrent between "there is no" and "here is not any"?
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"There is no answer" - No one has answered the phone.
"There is no reason to act that way" - There is no excuse for that behavior.
"There is no place like home" - Nothing compares with being home.
"There is no milk in the soup" - It is lacking, absent
"There is not any answer" - We would say, "There's no answer"
"There is not any reason to act that way" - We would say "There is no reason to act that way"
"There is not any support for my project" - It is lacking, doesn't exist
"There is not any milk in the refrigerator" - There should be, but there isn't.
We would be more likely to say: "There ARE not any..." - None are present
"There are not any dogs in this neighborhood"
"There are not any "F"s or "P"s in "scooter".
"There are not any fruit trees in space"
I hope this helps.
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