Complete the stressed college student's dramatic text message to their best friend by dragging the correct words into the gaps.

I can't go out tonight because I don't have any money for pizza. Worse, my professor gave us absolutely no warning about tomorrow's biology exam. I tried to find clean socks to wear for a study marathon, but I have none left in my drawer!

I can't go out tonight because I don't have any money for pizza.

When a sentence already has a negative verb ("do not have"), use any before the noun.

Worse, my professor gave us absolutely no warning about tomorrow's biology exam.

The verb "gave" is positive, so to make the meaning negative, we use no directly before the noun ("warning").

I tried to find clean socks to wear for a study marathon, but I have none left in my drawer!

We use none as a pronoun when the noun ("socks") is already understood and does not follow the word.