How do you use no difference in a sentence?
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How do you use no difference in a sentence?
1 Whether he comes or not makes no difference to me. 2 It makes no difference to my feelings for you. 3 Morning or afternoon. It makes no difference to me.
What does no different mean?
No difference is a noun phrase, whereas no different is an adjective phrase. Compare: This candidate’s agenda is no different from that one’s. There is no difference between the agenda of the two candidates.
How do you use the word difference?
Difference sentence example
- He was so tall there was a vast difference in their height.
- But imagine the difference if the world had ten billion healthy, well-educated people!
- Is there any difference in the power?
- What’s the difference if I see him?
- The only difference was the funding.
What is a synonym for no difference?
The state or quality of being identical. identicalness. sameness. uniformity.
Does not make any difference?
to not change or improve a situation: It doesn’t make any difference now what he says – it’s too late for apologies.
Is difference plural or singular?
The noun difference can be countable or uncountable. In more general, commonly used, contexts, the plural form will also be difference. However, in more specific contexts, the plural form can also be differences e.g. in reference to various types of differences or a collection of differences.
Is no different correct?
Using no different is correct. Using not different is correct, but sounds awkward to me in this context – I would find it more natural to say the same as. Not different has the sense of absoluteness, and using it indicates that the suggestion is either different or not different.
What is another word for no different?
Adjective. Identical or similar in nature. alike. equal. equivalent.
How do you say there is no difference?
synonyms for no difference
- alikeness.
- analogy.
- equality.
- identity.
- indistinguishability.
- monotony.
- oneness.
- par.
Is “this time is no different” correct grammar?
Depending on what you want to say, I’d like to suggest using either “This time isn’t different” or “this time won’t be different” or “this time, it wouldn’t be different”. I said “This time is no different” is OK because it’s acceptable in common everyday speech. But in terms of structure, the function of the word no (and yes) is hard to determine.
Is it correct to say no different or not different?
Using no different is correct. Using not different is correct, but sounds awkward to me in this context – I would find it more natural to say the same as. Not different has the sense of absoluteness, and using it indicates that the suggestion is either different or not different.
What is the difference between ‘in time’ and ‘on time’?
Both are correct!!! ‘In time’ refers to arriving at the desired place well within the stipulated time. ‘On time’ refers to arriving at the desired place at the exact stipulated time. What is the difference between “what time is it” and “what is the time”?
How to say “no” for any reason at all?
How to Say “No” for Any Reason at All! 1 I wish I could make it work. 2 I wish I were able to. 3 I’d rather not 4 I’m afraid I can’t. 5 If only I could! 6 No thanks, I won’t be able to make it. 7 Not this time. 8 Unfortunately, it’s not a good time. 9 Unfortunately I can’t. 10 I’d rather not.