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This topic is tied to the below grammar expression in the grammar library.
1 . There's no reason for A (A should not be possible)
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There's no way my boyfriend would have said something like that!
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Is this common in everyday speech? I just have to check. Thanks in advace! :D
In more common speak, I hear the が dropped - but yes, this is used in conversation.
Thanks a bunch! Will be using it. :D
I have seen this in textbooks used Nouns, いいAdjectives, Nouns, and なAdjectives。
Is this correct?
You're completely correct. I'll add those usages to the page, thanks!
I think this grammar should not be explained as "There's no reason"; it's ambiguous. For example, it could imply someone did something, and we are saying that it was a stupid thing to do (not the correct interpretation of this grammar).
The better explanation is "There's no way" or "it should not be possible".
I went ahead and added a bit more clarity to the definition, thanks!
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