Revisions to What is the difference between "no" and "not"? [closed]

Present is not a verb, the verb is to be - ARE NOT present.

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NO negates the noun while NOT negates the verb.

eg:

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edited Jun 12, 2013 at 14:42

NO negates the noun while NOT negates the verb.

eg:

There are NO people here. (noun being negated: people) The people are NOT present. (verb being negated: present)

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created Apr 16, 2012 at 0:26

NO negates the noun while NOT negates the verb.

eg:

There are NO people here. (noun being negated: people) The people are NOT present. (verb being negated: present)

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