Monday, 11 January 2021

Common Errors in English: Usage of All for not - ALL FOR NAUGHT

 All for not - ALL FOR NAUGHT


“Naught” means “nothing,” and the phrase “all for naught” means “all for nothing.” This is often misspelled “all for not” and occasionally “all for knot.”


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