There wasn't anybody X There was nobody Is there a major difference between the use of these two sentences? Which is most preferable? Thanks

João Victor

Answers · 1

There mean the same thing, but I think "there was nobody" sounds better. Also, you need to add a location, like "there was nobody there" or "there was nobody in the room" for context.

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