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Complete the conversation between a potential homebuyer and the overly helpful ghost haunting the property.
Ghost: You can schedule a viewing for _________________________ day of the week; I'm always here haunting the attic!
Buyer: Are there _________________________ structural issues we should worry about?
Ghost: There are _________________________ problems with the foundation, just the occasional blood-curdling scream at midnight.
Buyer: Good, because my clients tolerate _________________________ of that nonsense when it comes to plumbing.
Buyer: Are there _________________________ structural issues we should worry about?
Ghost: There are _________________________ problems with the foundation, just the occasional blood-curdling scream at midnight.
Buyer: Good, because my clients tolerate _________________________ of that nonsense when it comes to plumbing.
any (first blank)
In affirmative sentences, any can mean "it doesn't matter which." The ghost is saying that every single day is fine.
any (second blank)
We typically use any in questions when asking about the existence of something ("structural issues").
no
We use no as a determiner directly before a noun ("problems") when the verb ("are") is affirmative.
none
We use none (not "no") before the preposition "of" ("none of that nonsense").