No one, nobody, none, nothing, neither and no are all examples of negative pronouns. Negative pronouns indicate the non-existence of people or things.
Which one we use depends on the subject of the sentence. We do not use another negative in a clause with nobody, no one or nothing. e.g "I don't do nothing."
Nobody and no one are used when talking about people.
"Nobody spoke English."
"No one understood what I was saying."
Use nothing for non-living things.
"His decisions have nothing to do with me."
None can be used for people and non-living things.
"None of friends are going."
"It's none of my business what you do."
Neither means not one thing or the other; not either.
"Neither of our ideas was any good."
No, when used as a negative pronoun, is used only with nouns.
"No student is allowed to talk."
"No smoking."
Now choose the correct pronoun to use in these sentences:
