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A tired detective is answering his boss about a completely useless crime scene.
Chief: "How many fingerprints did you find?"
Select ALL the grammatically correct replies Detective Miller could give.
The correct answers are I didn't find any., None., and I found no fingerprints.
Because the Chief already mentioned "fingerprints," Miller can drop the noun and just use any with a negative verb (
didn't find any) or use none all by itself as a short answer.
He can also repeat the noun using no (
found no fingerprints). Standard English grammar avoids double negatives like "didn't find none."