Exodus: No, that's not true.

No? It? Is it? No. ?

No: no; ? Fault; ? Blame; ? No; ? Ann can't

Example of "no ... not" sentence pattern:

1, no, this is not the correct view, but the voice of the Obama team.

No? It? Is it? Isn't it? Answer? A cabal. ? Is it? Team? Obama. ?

I know, I'm just not sure if she is my true love.

Nate:? Me? Got it. ? I am? Just? Isn't it? Are you sure? What if? She is. That? Girls? For what? Me. ?

I didn't say anything, but my foot bridge didn't break. I'm not a real bride.

Me? Say? Nothing? But? Pedestrian bridge? Do what? Isn't it? Broken? Me? Me? Isn't it? That? Really? Bride. ?

Extended data:

Common sentence patterns of English negative sentences:

1, general negative sentence?

I don't know about that. No news is good news. ?

There is no one in the house. ?

2. Particularly negative?

He went to his office instead of seeing him. ? I'm sorry I didn't come on time ?

I think/believe/assume/feel/imagine that you are wrong. ?

3. Partial negation: negative words plus words representing the whole.

I don't know all the people. ?

I can't see everyone/everything.