How to use NO & NOT in English

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thanks mr. james for this useful episode it was easy and clear and it makes the difference between no / not looks so easy .

[@vaironxxrd]

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[@rodrigojose915]

So, is the sentence "I hope that's is not what I'm thinking" an exception? Because I don't see any article in the phrase or the rules mentioned in the video.

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[@miradan1959]

Gracias !!! James, could you explain these examples also? not yet, ,now ,here, there etc. and sometimes I sleep sometimes not.

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[@English_Lessons_Pre-Int_Interm]

I hope one day I will have an opportunity to work with you! PS Who should we put the article AN before the word opportunity if the very noun here is uncountable? Why do we have to put articles before uncountable articles?

[@kathymichael7224]

AN is used before singular nouns that begin with a vowel. For instance we say "an egg" -- "I do not have an egg." But we say "a book"-- "I read a book" because "book" starts with a consonant.

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[@VietnameseAmericanFamily]

That sounds perfectly fine to me. Or "I have no cake". Or "this is no house". I believe it adds emphasis to the statement.

[@smileyrani2011]

hi...its a informative video...can u pls make below sentence negative...there is a programme today in the hall...and pls make make both using is and will be ....forms

[@tommytruth7595]

There is no program today in the hall. (note spelling of the word "program" in English) There will be no program today in the hall. There is not a program today in the hall. There will not be a program today in the hall.

[@MultiAmr1997]

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[@mitsubishi777]

When I was a kid, I also watched Sesame Streets which was not English version but Japanese. For me the TV programs were not fun so much.

[@TheLaury123456789]

well, it depends if you're trying to say that there's nothing to worry or if you're trying to relax someone so when you're trying to tell someone that there's nothing to worry about, you can say "no worry, man, no problem" and if you're trying to relax someone is like "I'm fine, dad, don't worry about me" well, I hope that helped you

[@WilliamGuzman-PCingo-Pro]

Are we allowed to say "he didn't have a reason for being late"? Is it incorrect, or does it just have the same meaning?

[@tommytruth7595]

Same meaning.

[@kathymichael7224]

The tense is different. "He has no reason for being late" is present tense." He didn't/did not have a reason for being late" is past tense. Both are correct for different times.

[@AlexMartinez-be2rh]

Thanks a lot James.

[@thoanh327]

Dear Mr James! I dont understand this sentence. Can you explain to me " you have to receive an A..., and no lower than a B+ " why they use "no lower" while "lower" is an adj . Hope you would help me for this. Thank you!

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[@laviterbo9007]

What kind of countable noun should i use after the word "no"? Singular or Plural?

[@chefrara]

No Worries. Don't worry. "worries" in this case is a noun. "worry" is a verb.

[@kennypcm]

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[@geronimo635]

The quiz was very easy... More sentences toplease...

Thank you for video I want to ask I am no Jedi ( because of American English? ) İf She is English ( Iam not Jedi) ?

[@dianamdogtz]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that in your "When not to use "no" with any, many, much, or enough", the example to explain "no" with enough is incorrect. You used "I do not have enough money" "I do no have enough money", but that is actually not showing when not to use no with enough, but when not to use no with a verb. I would say a correct example is "It is not enough" "It is no enough". Otherwise, if you use the -I do not have enough money- you're only explaining when to use no or not with a verb. Please tell me if what I'm saying is incorrect, I would like to know.

[@LiLiKOiOiOi]

Really good quality video

[@lovinghobby9072]

If we say "He had not a reason for being late", so this is correct, isn't? Is there difference only in grammar structure or also in the mining of your sentence and mine?

[@paulinecrawford6876]

+Iryna Caro Acosta : He did not have a reason for being late.

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[@silviorbl]

Thank you very much!

[@sdgs79]

What about starting a sentence with a No/Not. for example: "No mastering something today does not mean that I will not be able to do it one day soon" I believe the correct one is "No", am I right?

[@cherusiderea1330]

No, the correct form would be "not" because you are negating the verb which would be "mastering", the present/progressive participle of "to master". Remember that he said the only word that can negate a verb is "not".

[@sudiptakumar1143]

when to use countable plural noun or countable singular noun after no

[@cavidagayarov6601]

Thanks 👍

[@VietnameseAmericanFamily]

I believe "there is no cat in a room" adds emphasis to a statement vs. "there isn't a cat a room".

[@arimb325]

Help me a lot, thanks

[@Serhii_Likhash]

Thanks a lot! You help me to figure out the difference between these words.

[@dianahanafi]

This is fun. Thanks..

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[@АдиКабиев]

Teacher, please explain how to use No and NOT at the end of question senctences. For example, Will we go the party or NO/NOT? Or, Do you like a cake or NO/NOT? How to understand what should be there. Thank you!

[@kathymichael7224]

NOT. Unless you ask the person to answer using 'yes' or 'no' but the correct way to ask or state is if the person will go or not. Understood is "will go / will not go; not "will no go."

[@ahfiramin3600]

WHEN DO WE USE OR NO AND OR NOT ,?

[@user-lx4dk1qo3c]

thank you James ESL

[@englishandarabicinturgenvi3706]

thank you for explaining

[@tahirachishti889]

The video was good for Understanding but I was asking about sentences for word NOTION

[@loanduong4997]

I hope two sentences below can help you. instead of: instead of going out, we stayed at home. instead: since we had no sugar, we use honey instead.

[@YeslinMyPerfectSkin]

What if I wanna say: this is NOT/NO MY house???? What would I use???

[@tommytruth7595]

Not

[@omartaha4815]

not

[@jaimecardenas5097]

I can say.... Michel Jordan has no oponents.... is correct also?

[@paulinecrawford6876]

+Jaime Cardenas Yes, but it sounds strange. It would be part of a strong discussion, for extra stress. M J has many opponents. No, MJ has NO opponents. In general conversation, we probably would politely say "MJ doesnt have any opponents."

[@jaimecardenas5097]

Ohhhh... I see... thanks

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[@kathymichael7224]

This is not a bad video. :-)

[@tyranomu]

I watched it, I rewatched it and I took notes but I still don't get it. I guess i'm NO smart! Anyway; thank you, James!!!

[@jackjt1361]

Thanks teacher🥹💖

[@violalole]

I have a T-shirt written on it ( I am NO angel) should I go to the company and tell them you don't know how to use No & NOt? u should've written ( I am NOT an angel) .

[@rodrigojose915]

Both of the sentences are correct. *I am no angel* and *I am not an angel* When we use *no* in a sentence like the one you mentioned: *I am no angel* it means that we want to emphasize what we're saying. So, in that case *I am no angel* I want to say that in no way I'm an angel, there's no how for me to be an angel, I don't want to be or I don't want to accept that fact. In this case is used when something is a fact. If someone come to you and state you're an angel (because it's a fact) you use *NO* to simply not accept this fact. Usually is used like this. Hope it helped. (Of course nobody is no angel. When I said *It's a fact* I just used the sentence *I'm no angel* as an example to explain the use of *NO.*

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I always likd that way of speech better.

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[@drsubramonian]

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[@venkateshyadavvanguri959]

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[@charlesmceniry3568]

Actually, you can say "This is no house". Consider a lean-to. A lean-to is no house. It is also correct, a lean-to is not a house.

[@larisajaaskelainen7137]

BEST!

[@tisifully]

English="I am not happy" Spanish="I am no happy"

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[@baotrannguyenngoc9964]

Are you blind ?

[@Pohity]

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[@yagyabasnet4712]

i don't understand because unclear about exception

[@samjamm101]

LOL when he say about antoine in the getho

[@flance911]

There is no and not in Russian language. no - нет not - не I'm not happy - Я не счастлив. I have no questions - У меня нет вопросов. But there is some nuances also...

[@Zwingpetchill]

I think don't worry right. :)

[@yousefm6845]

Good

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Don’t worry, I am the grammar police 👮‍♀️

[@issshanesmart8480]

did i break English or did i fix it yes and no

[@HigherPlanes]

But can't you say, "You have not a reason for being late" Sounds Shakespearian

[@Hypnotherapylive777]

can I say I have no good computer?

[@learnerlearner2189]

Thx.great.

[@baotrannguyenngoc9964]

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[@trunks13able]

what about this I am no teacher !!! is that right ?

[@Kiasert2]

There isn't any cat in a room

[@baotrannguyenngoc9964]

He make that up.

[@SantiagoMartinez-sr4qj]

Vy3 and like a little girl is a good time for me and the other one but she

[@sactemp777]

so... does .... "we don't have no money" actually mean we do have money? :-O

[@sadeghsafari100]

why should we say i do like cake??way not i like cake???

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[@larryschmidt977]

No you shall Not do that again

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Please do not drawing a snake and worm.

[@ericlemelin3215]

Can I say: I'am no student

[@baotrannguyenngoc9964]

No, you can't.

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Larry Bird was better.... Jordan happiest day was when he retired.

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