no + nounUse no directly before the noun. No article comes after no.
Use no before a noun, none when the noun is not repeated, and none of before a specific group.
no + nounUse no directly before the noun. No article comes after no.
noneUse none alone when the noun is already known from the question or context.
none of + specific groupUse none of before a known or limited group, not before a general noun.
There is no money in the drawer.
A noun comes next, so use no + noun.
Use no + noun to say that something is absent: no milk, no tickets, no reason.
Use none when the noun is understood already. How many cookies are left? None.
Use none of when you talk about a specific set: none of the emails, none of them, none of my friends.
The choice depends on the pattern: no + noun, none alone, none of + specific group.
No already takes that position before the noun, so do not add another article after it.
NO_PLUS_NOUNw5Put no directly before a noun or noun phrase: no time, no money, no idea. Do not add not before the same noun phrase.
NONE_STANDS_ALONEw5Use none as a short answer or as a pronoun when the noun is already clear from context. Do not put a noun directly after none.
NONE_OF_GROUPw5Use none of before the, these, those, my, our, them, us and similar words: none of the books, none of them. This points to a known group, not a general noun.
COUNTABLE_AND_UNCOUNTABLE_WITH_NOw4No works with all noun types: no problem, no problems, no water. The noun form depends on meaning, not on no itself.
CHOOSE_NO_OR_NONE_BY_PATTERNw5Use no before a noun, none alone, and none of before a specific group. Look at what comes next to choose the right form.