No or None in English? English grammar lesson

In this lesson, learn how to use no and none in English. Learn the difference between them with lots of example sentences. Keep watching until the end as there is a short quiz to see how much you have learned.

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I tried to phone Chris, but there was no answer.
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[aouatif]

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[inglesenfacilito]

Hello the answer is "no" and thanks for all your videos 😁

[Elespectador]

Hello! This was a very informative video for me. I really enjoyed the simplicity of the explanation. I have just one question. In the third sentence "We took a few photographs but none of them were very good. Can you replace the none with any? Isn't the same? I know it's grammatically incorrect because of the "of them" but just asking.

[namalpresath]

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[akshatmukundam]

Nice explanation, hope you're doing well.

[小西瓜-sy]

Thank you very much 🙏 🙏 but ‘none’ is countable / uncountable ?

[hikmatkathayat]

Nice explained mam❤️love from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵

[AhmedZAli-eenj]

Hi, that means that the word none has a nominal function , so we can use it instead of the noun anywhere while the word no is an adjective .That's why we use a noun after it .

[mariamkinen]

Yes, I thought so . No+ noun. None INCLuDES, is correct, the referred object. ...., but there was no answer. ❤️💯

[GulerAzizzade]

how we can know either are or is comes after the none of

[akshatmukundam]

Hello madam, I have a question. When referring to household things like television, refrigerator do we need to use any article. I often hear people say I watched it on television, not "a television".

[kimmanning]

None of this is possible without the word of God.

[akshatmukundam]

Hello madam, sorry to disturb you. I recently watched an interview of an actor, who said
Lucky to be working with him. (Why not "lucky to work with him "or "lucky to have have worked with him "?) Also, Ready to be doing something. (Why not "Ready to do something"?)
I would appreciate if you could help me with this.

[peacelover]

Ma'am please teach us where to use "absolute participle".

[sayanihazra]

Mam is it ok to ssy- i will do it today only.

[DanielBryan]

5 should be NO
The word "Answer" in that sentence is a noun.