"there is no" or "there is not"
There is no the word "of " in the above sentence.
There is not the word "of " in the above sentence.
which one of the above is correct ?
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Answers · 5
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Neither is correct.
These are correct options:
There is no "of" in the above sentence.
"Of" is not in the above sentence.
Other uses of "There is no" vs "There is not"
There is not a phone in my bag.
There is no phone in my bag.
There are no phones in my bag.
There is no such thing (it doesn't exist).
There is no one who can defeat me.
There is not one person who can defeat me.
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i agree with Paul, another alternative that ocurred to me is: "The word ''of'' is not in the above sentence"
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Neither of your options is correct. Sai gives a possible correct alternative. Another option: 'The above sentence does not contain the word 'of.'
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I'd say "The word 'of' is not in the above sentence."
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