English grammar rule No not
Knowing when to use no and not can be tricky. Here are the rules:
Use no when: You are answering a yes/no question in the negative. Before a noun that doesn’t have any articles. Before a noun preceded by any adjective except any, much, many or enough.
Use not when: a noun has an article. Before a noun preceded by any, much, many or enough. To make any verb negative.
Examples of 'No not' rule
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Incorrect There are no enough cookies for everyone. Correct There are not enough cookies for everyone. Incorrect He will no come back again. Correct He will not come back again.
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