Isn't There Someone

They both expand to "there is not" but for some reason "There's not" sounds indescribably uncomfortable for most situations.Read more

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Grammatically, there is no real difference. It's a simple matter of the placement of the contraction, but both are forms of “it is not.”.Read more

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It's still correct in informal use. Although dialects can vary. You can also use "there's/there're no...". Edit: ...Read more

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They mean the same thing. “There is not” is more formal or written language. “There isn't” can still be written and is spoken more.Read more

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"Yes, there is one." is correct, and "No, there isn't." is also correct. We would not say "No there isn't one." You could answer "No there aren't any."Read more

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Most dictionaries will give two definitions for aren't. It is a contraction meaning "are not" or "am not" (only in questions).Read more

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Both can be right. The plural is “There are none”. The singular is “There is none (abbreviated to “There's none.” The subject is said in the ...Read more

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But, all I got is the short form: "No, there isn't." and "No, there aren't." And I thought it was incorrect to use the full form in a negative ...Read more

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