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What is the difference between there is no response and there are no responses ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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@meggiek is right. If you are only expecting one response, "There is no response" is best. Otherwise you should use "There are no responses."
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'There is no response' implies one response. 'There are no responses' implies two or more responses.
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@meggiek is right. If you are only expecting one response, "There is no response" is best. Otherwise you should use "There are no responses."
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However - if you ask many people and none respond, you can say "no response" which means "not a single response from all those people."
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