I don’t have any time to lose.
I saw these two sentences reading books or articles. What is the difference between ‘good and bad’ and ‘bad’? (Bangladesh)
3:02. Thanks.
This is why there is no difference to meaning. Both sentences express the negation of time.
However, the use of any in the former makes the negation emphatic. I have got the smallest amount of time to lose, especially in this sentence. I don’t have that much time to
lose.
