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Old 07-May-2008, 05:18
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Default no/not + comparative adj.
Hi, everyone.

What's the difference between 'no + comparative adj.' and 'not + comparative adj.'? For example, what is the difference between the following two sentences:
The weather today is no better than it was yesterday．
The weather today is not better than it was yesterday．

Thanks in advance.
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