"There isn't any" vs "There ain't no"
Please explain, when to use which.
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"There ain't no"... is slang, it is a very informal phrase
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Hi Mikhail, some of the answers here are incorrect. 'There ain't no' is not incorrect English nor is it slang. It is correct in a number of dialects of English, but not in standard English. 'There isn't any' is standard English.
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There ain't no
Us a double negative.
It is used in common speaking, but grammatically actually wrong.
There ain't no = there are not no ...
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