Hi, my dear friends!We all know "none" and "no-one" are pronouns.But, I myself have a few challenges about using them.1- What is the difference between then?2- Is "no-one" correct or "no one"?3- I know that "no one" uses single verb, but what about "none"?Can "none" use single verb?4- Are my below sentences correct or not?A- No one knows this subject.B- No one came to my home last night.C- None came to class yesterday.D-None know this story.Best wishes,
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Dear Danny!
Thank you for your nice explanation.
I think, maybe, these pronouns make confused each learner.
So, your nice explanation help all learners to know the pronouns well.
Two questions, please:
1- I saw that English Club has used "no-one", while you have used "no one".
Is "no-one" correct or "no one" or both?
2- You have said that if SOMETHING is an uncountable noun, none is single.
How about if SOMETHING is a countable noun?
Is none single or plural?
Thanks in advance,
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I got my answer very well.
Thanks a lot and best wishes,
Thank you for your nice explanation.
I think, maybe, these pronouns make confused each learner.
So, your nice explanation help all learners to know the pronouns well.
Two questions, please:
1- I saw that English Club has used "no-one", while you have used "no one".
Is "no-one" correct or "no one" or both?
2- You have said that if SOMETHING is an uncountable noun, none is single.
How about if SOMETHING is a countable noun?
Is none single or plural?
Thanks in advance,
E- None knows this subject.
F- None has answered my questions.
Best wishes,