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In English, there are generally two ways to express a negative concept. In fact, it is not uncommon to have multiple ways of expressing the same idea. For instance, if you want to describe an empty room, there are two ways to say it, namely: There is nothing in the room. or There isn’t anything in the room. It is interesting to note that both words, "nothing" and "anything," have the same meaning. However, "nothing" is used with affirmative verbs, while "anything" is used with negative verbs. This is a common feature in English grammar where word choices and phrasing can change the tone and meaning of a sentence.