Junior high school English problems ~

I don't think everything upstairs is perfect, but I can't deny their answers.

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Correct you a mistake.

When "Miss" refers to a character, the first letter should be capitalized and "miss" should be recorded.

In fact, both no and not have negative meanings, but their usage is slightly different. The conjunction OR and are not common in different contexts.

I will be strong and understand.

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The ellipsis of No+Ving indicates emphasis.

For example, in the park, we can see no parking! no parking

The NO table here emphasizes prohibition, so you can use the conjunction and

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no

1. can be in gerund? Before the present participle and infinitive symbol to, form its negative form? For example:

He asked me not to be late. He told me not to be late?

Jenny had to stay at home because she didn't finish the task. Jenny had to stay at home because she didn't finish her homework?

Not also means negative here, so the conjunction is or.