1I have ............... time to talk to you now.
Wrong!
Use "no" before a noun to mean not any.
2She has answered ............... of the questions.
Wrong!
Use "none" in "none of" before a noun phrase with a determiner.
3............... matter what you say, I won't believe you.
Wrong!
Use "No" in the fixed expression "No matter what".
4She is ............... fool.
Wrong!
Use "no" before a noun for the emphatic meaning not a fool.
5............... of the students participated in the program.
Wrong!
Use "None" in "None of" before a noun phrase with a determiner.
6I ............... longer support the liberals.
Wrong!
Use "no" in the fixed expression "no longer".
7I waited for hours, but ............... came.
Wrong!
Use "no one" to mean nobody.
8............... of them could solve the puzzle.
Wrong!
Use "None" in "None of" before a pronoun.
9............... surprisingly, he failed the test.
Wrong!
Use "Not" before an adverb such as surprisingly to make it negative.
10I can come tomorrow, but ............... on Monday.
Wrong!
Use "not" to make the prepositional phrase negative.
11............... of the onlookers came forward to help him.
Wrong!
Use "None" in "None of" before a noun phrase with a determiner.
12............... doctors went on strike.
Wrong!
Use "No" before a plural noun to mean not any.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- I have no time to talk to you now.
- She has answered none of the questions.
- No matter what you say, I won’t believe you.
- She is no fool.
- None of the students participated in the program.
- I no longer support the liberals.
- I waited for hours, but no one came.
- None of them could solve the puzzle.
- Not surprisingly, he failed the test.
- I can come tomorrow, but not on Monday.
- None of the onlookers came forward to help him.
- No doctors went on strike.
