Understanding the Difference Between 'No' and 'Know'

What is the primary function of the word 'no'?

• To ask a question

• To show familiarity

• To indicate a negative response

• To express agreement

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the word 'know'?

• No, I won't eat that.

• I know how to play the guitar.

• No one knows the answer.

• There is no candy left.

In which context is 'know' used?

• To express a negative response

• To refuse an offer

• To indicate a lack of something

• To show understanding or familiarity

Which sentence uses both 'no' and 'know' correctly?

• Know, I have no idea.

• No, I know the answer.

• I know no one here.

• No, I don't know how to play.

Identify the incorrect usage of 'no' or 'know' in the following sentence: 'There are no new books at the library.'

• The sentence is correct.

• Replace 'no' with 'know'.

• Replace 'library' with 'bookstore'.

• Replace 'new' with 'old'.