no= 'not a/any

 That's correct! "No" can be used as a negative form of "a/any." Here is a chart to help you understand how to use each one:

Determiner	Example	Meaning
No article	I like pizza.	General, unspecified noun.
A/An	I need a pen.	Specific, singular noun.
Any	Do you have any siblings?	Indefinite, negative or uncertain noun.
No	I have no money.	Negative, zero quantity of noun.

Here are some additional examples to illustrate the use of "no":

• She has no siblings. (negative, zero quantity of siblings)
• There are no more seats available. (negative or zero quantity of seats)
• I have no interest in that movie. (negative, no interest)
• He has no experience in programming. (negative, zero experience)

Note that "no" is used to indicate a complete absence or zero quantity of the noun, whereas "not a/any" indicate a negative or non-existent quantity. For example, "I have no money" means that there is zero money, whereas "I don't have any money" means that the quantity of money is negative or non-existent (i.e. the speaker doesn't have enough money).

Here are some exercises for you to practice using "no," "none," and "nobody":

1. ___ of my friends like sushi. Answer: None

2. There is ___ left in the fridge. Answer: no food

3. ___ is perfect. Answer: Nobody

4. ___ of the students arrived on time. Answer: None

5. She has ___ interest in playing video games. Answer: no

6. ___ can predict the future. Answer: Nobody

7. ___ of the books were available at the library. Answer: None

8. He has ___ money to pay for the meal. Answer: no

9. ___ was at the party when I arrived. Answer: Nobody

10. There is ___ reason to be angry. Answer: no reason

11. ___ of the guests brought a gift. Answer: None

12. She has ___ siblings. Answer: no

13. ___ knows where the keys are. Answer: Nobody

14. There are ___ apples left in the basket. Answer: no apples

15. ___ wants to go to the meeting. Answer: Nobody