Questions & Answers about No tiene sentido alguno seguir aquí.
Why is alguno used here instead of ninguno if the sentence is negative?
Why does the Spanish sentence use tiene instead of hace for 'makes'?
In Spanish, the fixed expression for 'to make sense' is tener sentido (literally 'to have sense'). English speakers often accidentally say hacer sentido, which is a direct translation. While you might hear it in parts of the Americas due to English influence, standard Spanish in Spain always uses tener sentido.
Why use seguir to mean 'to stay' here instead of quedarse?
Why is the infinitive seguir used here instead of a conjugated verb?