Which is the best language for running a web application? Why are all blog posts and articles with no comments also displayed?

Why do people use there are no comments? As far as I can see, in such cases the plural form is preferred.

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• There is currently no style.
• Currently there are no effects in this style. Here is a complete list.
• What fields have you added?

The only cases where it’s used for the singular noun is in sentences

• like: There is currently no content classified with this term.
• Is there enough RAM to change the theme’s color scheme. If I change this, a new theme will be created with the same color scheme. At this moment, there are no new themes and themes will be created.
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Why do all my social media accounts say ‘There are no comments’? Would that ever be perfect?

What is the comment is not correct? Any views why that is? When you compare a verb to an object when you are speaking or writing, what’s the agreement between them? In the same way you don’t say there are no cows, you don’t say there is no comment!

As vises is an American English word (the plural of vise, which is the equivalent of the British vice ), I would actually use hi vises.
If the word is preceded from an adjective, then I would write hi-vis for the singular and hi-vis’s for the plural. Is to read Hi-vis really a greeting?

When the subject of the sentence is in the form A and B, then the verb uses the form for the third person plural; if the subject of the phrase is in the form A or B, then the verb uses the form for third person singular.

Audrey is the only one of Patricia and Patricia knows her. Audrey or Patricia know everything
there is to know about her. Sometimes it will just happen otherwise. I feel jealous the second I ask her what am I supposed to do and guess they will get it. Decades, one of them knows

her. Each time.)

As reported in Comma sense—a fun-damental guide to punctuation ( Richard Lederer and John Shore, ISBN 0-312-34255-1), the question mark should be used once, and inside the quotation marks.

Do you think I love punctuation? If

a sentence contains an exclamation point, then both the exclamation point and question mark are used.

I love punctuation! What is the meaning of “?”

I am from the Philippines. Is there any style of punctuation in English sentences?

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Why we are so confused about what it means for me to play basketball and what are the ways to reduce the pain for others?

I’m the first choice because I come from a youth age group. I am her older sister.

I loved her for life, but she died later in life. God gave her, and it is that good.

Is it raining then raining?

I’ve had more than enough.

Would you rather be a mouse or a rat?

Who except you like the color red? Why?

When there is a comparison, you use than then means: at

1. the time; at the time in question: Yes i was living in Cairo then; (after preposition) Phoebe by then was exhausted | in a hotel where Margaret Thatcher, of the British Parliament, was staying.
2. After that; next; afterward: she won the first and then the second game.
   • I make a huge amount of money, as well, if I put it into the races.
3. If you obey what I tell you, then there’s nothing to worry about much :). Well, that’s okay.
   • For references used at the end of a sentence to emphasize an inference being drawn: So you’re still here, then..
   • Usage to finish a conversation: if see you in one hour, then, see you in the next hour.: see you after….. u eat up another hour…. when to close a story?

Is that the correct word for then given in the Oxford Dictionaries?