I asked her for some paper but she had ………….
a)none ([color=green]Answer Key)
b)not
c)no
d)nothing
Hello again,
I remember when I was a kid, my school English books were British not American.
In those books I remember I usually saw these British sentences:
For example:
[color=blue]1. Have you a pen? No, I haven’t. [although in American we say “Do you have a pen? No, I don’t.”]
So, according to this evaluation, can’t we say that in this test option B (not) is correct according to the way British people talk? I mean such as the above blue example written in my school books: ???
Like: Had you a pen? No, I had not. =====> ???
And guidance?
I asked her for some paper but she had ………….
a)none ([color=green]Answer Key)
b)not
c)no
d)nothing