PureEvil
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In John Lennon's song "Imagine" is a sentence - "Imagine there's no countries".
And I'm curios is this sentence grammatically correct? Why he used "is" instead of "are", countries - is word in plural form, isn't it?
And how will be grammatically right?
1) There is no countries - correct?
2) There are no countries - correct?
3) There aren't countries - correct?
4) There isn't countries - correct?
Thanks.
And I'm curios is this sentence grammatically correct? Why he used "is" instead of "are", countries - is word in plural form, isn't it?
And how will be grammatically right?
1) There is no countries - correct?
2) There are no countries - correct?
3) There aren't countries - correct?
4) There isn't countries - correct?
Thanks.