Distinguishing Between No and Know

This video tutorial from Sparkle English explains the difference between the homophones 'no' and 'know'. It provides definitions, examples, and practice sentences to help learners understand and correctly use these words. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage by writing their own sentences and subscribing for more content.

What is the main topic of today's mini lesson?

• The difference between 'there' and 'their'

• The difference between 'your' and 'you're'

• The difference between 'no' and 'know'

• The difference between 'to' and 'too'

Which word is the opposite of 'yes'?

• Know

• No

• None

• Not

Which sentence correctly uses 'no' (n-o)?

• No, I can't come to the party tomorrow.

• I no the answer.

• Do you no where the library is?

• I no how to play the piano.

What does 'know' (k-n-o-w) mean?

• To be unfamiliar with something

• To be familiar with someone or something

• To avoid something

• To reject something

Which sentence correctly uses 'know' (k-n-o-w)?

• There is no one on earth I would rather marry.

• I know Max, I met him at a party.

• There was no candy left at the store.

• No, I won't eat that.

Which of the following sentences uses both 'no' and 'know' correctly?

• No, I don't know how to play that game.

• I don't no why no one came to my party.

• You no why I'm angry and there's no excuse for what you did.

• No, I no how to play the piano.

In the sentence 'I don't know why no one came to my party', which word indicates familiarity or understanding?

• Know

• Came

• No

• Party

Which sentence is incorrect?

• There are no new books at the library.

• I know all the answers on the test.

• Do you know how to play the guitar?

• I don't know where to go tomorrow.

In the practice exercise, which sentences were correct?

• 1, 2, and 5

• 3 and 4

• All of them

• 1 and 2

Why is sentence 5 in the practice exercise incorrect?

• It uses 'no' instead of 'know'.

• It uses 'know' instead of 'no'.

• It uses 'no' instead of 'none'.

• It uses 'know' instead of 'none'.