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Bookmark or Share- Not that I know of vs no that I know of - TextRanchLearn the correct usage of "Not that I know of" and "no that I know of" in English. Discover differences, examples, alternatives and tips for choosing the right phrase.
- Is “not that” a no-no? - GrammarphobiaOxford adds that the negative version “not that”—the version in your sentence, with “not” contracted—is a colloquial usage that means “not very.” (A colloquial usage is one that’s more common in spoken than in written English.) Among the OED’s citations are both positive and negative examples, including these:
- "that" or no "that" - WordReference ForumsIn your sentence, "that" is optional, and many writers/speakers would eliminate it because it adds nothing to the sentence. In a longer or more complicated sentence, it might be left in for clarity even though it wasn't strictly necessary from a grammatical standpoint. Thank you Florentia52 !
- NOT THAT definition and meaning | Collins English DictionaryWhich is not to say or suppose that Also (archaic): not but what.... Click for English pronunciations, examples sentences, video.
- not that - Wiktionary, the free dictionaryUsed to indicate that the following clause is not true and that this negatively impacts the importance of the preceding clause. I didn't finish my dinner today. Not that my sister is bad at cooking, but I just wasn't that hungry.
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