Asked by rfvv
                1. He doesn't see any students in front of the school.
2. He doesn't see any student in front of the school.
[Are both okay? Which one is common?]
            
            
        2. He doesn't see any student in front of the school.
[Are both okay? Which one is common?]
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                    Answered by
            Writeacher
            
    Both are fine. #1 is probably used more often, but it would depend on what question was asked, to which this is the answer. 
    
                    Answered by
            rfvv
            
    2. He doesn't see any student in front of the school. 
3. He doesn't see a single student in front of the school.
[Does #2 mean #3?]
    
3. He doesn't see a single student in front of the school.
[Does #2 mean #3?]
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