If you are using a negative with an amount or count, use "no". If you are using a negative with an adjective or adverb, use "not". If you are saying that something is not part of a group, use "not". Examples: There are no restaurants in this area. [The number of restaurants is zero] We have no more tickets left. [The number of tickets left is zero] He is not a member. [He is not part of the group of members] Pink is not a primary color. [Pink is not part of the group of primary colors] She is not here yet. ["Here" is the adverb] He is not ready. ["Ready" is the adjective.] I'm not John, I'm Frank [I am not the person who is John, not a member of the group made up of people who are John - the group that is John is made up of one person - John himself]

Yes I do.