I could have sworn the expression was お金がない but a bunpro review just now had me use “は” as the correct answer… is there some nuance I don’t get?
depends on context, but お金がない to me means “(I / Somebody) don’t have money” and お金はない means “there is no money”
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I think having a link to the grammar point that sentence was about would help. It doesn’t appear to be は - Japanese Grammar Explained | Bunpro?