good point. "there is zero [noun]" doesn't work whether the noun is plural or not. only when you use "no" instead of "zero"
i've only ever spoken english and it still confounds me. why do we say "hands" but we don't say "foots"?
why don't "good" and "food" rhyme?
why does "feed" become "fed," but "weed" becomes "weeded"? meanwhile "wed" and "wedded" mean the same thing
lol
"are" makes it plural
if the sentence had "is" instead, it would be singular: there is no pig
good point. "there is zero [noun]" doesn't work whether the noun is plural or not. only when you use "no" instead of "zero"
i've only ever spoken english and it still confounds me. why do we say "hands" but we don't say "foots"?
why don't "good" and "food" rhyme?
why does "feed" become "fed," but "weed" becomes "weeded"? meanwhile "wed" and "wedded" mean the same thing
lol