VOA一分鐘英語(yǔ)：Three ways to say 'zero' 用三種方式說(shuō) “沒(méi)有”

單詞 “zero” 可以用來(lái)表示事物的數(shù)量為 “零”，即 “沒(méi)有”。如果想表達(dá)某人或某個(gè)地方 “沒(méi)有” 一件事物，除了說(shuō)此物的數(shù)量是 “zero” 以外，還可以使用哪些常用的句式或詞語(yǔ)？
 
文字稿
Hi, I’m Sam from BBC Learning English, and today we’re looking at the difference between no, not any and none. 
Let’s have a look. Imagine you ask me this question: “Do you have any change?”
I have zero change, and I can say this in three different ways.
“Sorry, I have no change.” – where we use the verb 'have' with no, followed by a noun.
“Sorry, I don’t have any change.” – where we have the negative don’t, followed by the verb, followed by any, followed by the noun.
Or I can say, “Sorry. None at all.” – where we use none without a verb or a noun. So it's a short answer. 
So now you shouldn’t have any problems with this!
 
用法總結(jié)
Three ways to say 'zero'
Do you have any change?
你身上有零錢(qián)嗎？
I have zero change.
我一點(diǎn)零錢(qián)也沒(méi)有。
 
Or you could say:
你也可以使用以下的這三種表達(dá)方式：
1. Verb + no + noun （動(dòng)詞 + no + 名詞）
Sorry, I have no change.
 
2. don’t + verb + any + noun （don't + 動(dòng)詞 + any + 名詞）
Sorry, I don’t have any change.
 
3. None - without a verb or a noun （直接用單詞 “none”，不加動(dòng)詞或名詞）
Sorry, none at all.