Wanted: Help from native english speakers

[carnide_]

In each pair, which one is best?

1st pair:

"There is nothing and there are things, and things can be regarded as elements or sets."

"There is no anything and there are things, and things can be regarded as elements or sets."

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2nd pair:
"There is nothing inside an empty set"

"The is no anything inside an ampty set"
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Thank you all

[b etor]

the first for each

[Krill]

Nothing is much better than "no anything".

[snoopy369]

No anything is not a valid english phrase

[Tattila the Hun]

Not anything might be, though it would be "isn't anything".

Just rambling.

[Krill]

No anything can be used as emphasis, Snoop, so it is vaild under certain circumstances at least.

[SlowwHand]

Don't worry about it. Half the English as a primary language here don't know the difference in "to" and "too", nor "lose" and "loose".
You're way ahead in the game.