Gramática inglesa. No, none y none of.

No, none y none of. Las diferencias.

Gramática inglesa.

No se usa con un sustantivo contable en singular;

• There is no lock on the door. - No hay cerradura en la puerta.

con un sustantivo incontable;

• We have no milk. - No tenemos leche.
• The children have no homework this week. - Esta semana los niños no tienen deberes.

con un sustantivo contable en plural;

• There are no letters today. - No hay cartas hoy.
• She has no sisters. - No tiene hermanas.
• We still have got no plans for the summer holidays. - Todavía no tenemos planes para las vacaciones en verano.

None se usa sin un sustantivo y normalmente en contestaciones.

• “How much milk have we got?” - “None” - ¿Cuánta leche nos queda? - Nada.

None of con pronombres (my, this, the) y con us, them.

• None of my family are rich. - Nadie de mi familia es rica.

• None of his friends have a car. - Ninguno de sus amigos tiene coche.
• None of them went with her. - Ninguno de ellos le acompañó.
• None of the keys opened the drawer. - Ninguna de las llaves abrió el cajón.
• None of us have seen the movie. - Ninguno de nosotros ha visto la película.

Un poco de listening. Escucha las oraciones abajo.

No - none - none of There is no lock on the door. We have no milk. The children have no homework this week. There are no letters today. She has no sisters. We still have got no plans for the summer holidays. “How much milk have we got?” - “None” None of my family are rich. None of his friends have a car. None of them went with her. None of the keys opened the drawer. None of us have seen the movie.

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