"There is no people".
"There is no people".
Could this sentence be coorrect in some meanings ? I mean using "is" instead ussing "are".
The Google says it is possible but it is not quite clear to me when it is correct to use "is" and when should I use "are".

Thanks.

Question

"There is no people".  
"There is no people".  
Could this sentence be coorrect in some meanings ? I mean using "is" instead ussing "are".
The Google says it is possible but it is not quite clear to me when it is correct to use "is" and when should I use "are".

Thanks.

Answer

Thank you, dimen37.

Answer

No. It should be:

"There are no people".

However, in oral speech you can could hear "There's no people" but to say "There is no people" sounds wrong and awkward - but even "There's no people" is grammatically incorrect, oral and informal use only. Normally (a native speaker at least) You would say "There's no one" which has the same meaning.