Complete Chef Gordon's dramatic rant about his disastrous kitchen staff by choosing the correct word for each blank.

"The fridge is completely empty, so we have no fresh truffles left! Furthermore, it seems that none of the line cooks know how to boil an egg. I will not serve any of this overcooked pasta to my VIP guests!"

"The fridge is completely empty, so we have no fresh truffles left!"

No is an adjective/determiner that comes directly before the noun phrase "fresh truffles."

"Furthermore, it seems that none of the line cooks know how to boil an egg."

Before "of the + noun," we must use the pronoun none, not "no."

"I will not serve any of this overcooked pasta to my VIP guests!"

Because the sentence already has a negative verb ("will not serve"), we use any instead of "no" or "none" to avoid a double negative.