Which sentences are correct? 1. There's no reason for you to be here. 2. There's not a reason for you to be here. 3. There's not any reason for you to be here. 4. There's not reason for you to be her

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Which sentences are correct? 1. There's no reason for you to be here. 2. There's not a reason for you to be here. 3. There's not any reason for you to be here. 4. There's not reason for you to be here.

Sep 8, 2022 2:39 AM

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Number 4 is incorrect, as "reason" is a singular countable noun and always needs a determiner. Numbers 1-3 are correct, although for 2 and 3, it might be more natural to contract "is not" rather than "there is": 2b. There isn't a reason for you to be here. 3b. There isn't any reason for you to be here.

September 8, 2022