Question

There's nothing/something I like more than having a picnic here by Lake Tahoe

Answer 1

Ответ:

нет ничего, что мне нравится больше, чем пикник здесь, на озере Тахо

Объяснение:

я зделола , как знаю . Скажите потом правильно или нет....

Answer 2

It seems like you're expressing a sentiment related to picnicking by Lake Tahoe. Depending on whether you choose to say "nothing" or "something," your statement will have different implications:

1. "There's nothing I like more than having a picnic here by Lake Tahoe": This statement suggests that picnicking by Lake Tahoe is your absolute favorite activity, and there is nothing else you enjoy more than that.

2. "There's something I like more than having a picnic here by Lake Tahoe": In this case, you're indicating that while you enjoy picnicking by Lake Tahoe, there is at least one other activity or thing that you like even more.

The choice between "nothing" and "something" depends on your personal preferences and what you want to convey about your feelings toward picnicking by Lake Tahoe.