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| It needs no pilot. It doesn't need a pilot I would like to know a grammatical explanation, when do you use the first and when the second one. I understand there i s no difference in meaning, but I would like to know why one or the other. Thank you very much. |
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| The first could be used to add greater emphasis on the fact- in speech, you could stress 'no' to do this. |
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