The usage of YES and NO in English

In English, the answer to the previous sentence is to answer according to the actual situation of yourself or others, yes, not no. It has nothing to do with the affirmation or negation in the question.

Yes, an English word, mainly used as adverbs and nouns. When used as an adverb, it means "yes" and when used as a noun, it means "yes".

No, English words, adverbs, nouns, interjections, adjectives and determiners, when used as adverbs, mean "no, not at all" and when used as nouns, mean "no answer"; To oppose (a vote), veto.

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Yes, I have one. When you need it.

Yes, I have one. When do you want it?

When we voted, there were nine votes for it and three votes against it.

We voted, nine for and three against.

Huh? Yes, but think about the family life they missed.

Yes, but don't forget how much family fun they missed.