Common mistake I am no (not) coming
Common Mistakes in English Grammar
1. Using "no" instead of "not"
One common mistake in English grammar is using "no" instead of "not" to form a negative sentence or to negate a verb. For example, saying "I am no coming" instead of "I am not coming." The correct negation here is "not."
2. Confusing "no" and "now"
Another common error occurs when people confuse the words "no" and "now" due to their similar pronunciation. However, they have different meanings and uses. For instance, saying "I am no coming" instead of "I am now coming." "No" means the absence of something, while "now" refers to the present moment.
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I am no (not) coming mistake examples
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Incorrect:I am no going to school.Correct:I am not|now going to school.
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Incorrect:The certificate is no signed by a trusted authority.Correct:The certificate is not|now signed by a trusted authority.
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Incorrect:The pillar between the front and back door was no lined up with my mid-thigh.Correct:The pillar between the front and back door was not|now lined up with my mid-thigh.
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Incorrect:But I am no sure it is the right way.Correct:But I am not|now sure it is the right way.
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Incorrect:It is no nice with the roof open.Correct:It is not|now nice with the roof open.
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Correct:There was no stopping him.
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Correct:There is no shaking at all.
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Correct:There is to be no fraternizing with the enemy.
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Correct:He is no piffling at all.
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Correct:Allegheny is no bid on New Albany.
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Correct:Samsung is no different than Google and Amazon - they want your data.
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Correct:It's no secret that Tom's opinion is different from yours.
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Correct:Bottom line is no on all counts…
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Correct:Did you ever see fairies dancing on the lawn? Of course not, but that's no proof that they are not there.
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Correct:Nobody sees Santa Claus, but that is no sign that there is no Santa Claus.
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Correct:There's just no denying it.
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Correct:Tom is no longer my boyfriend.
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Correct:We're no longer working for Tom.
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Correct:As of November 18, 2008, the SmarterChild bot for AIM was retired and is no longer offering any services, although still available through MSN.
