No, none, and any all express the idea of zero quantity, but they are used in different grammatical positions and contexts. Mixing them up is a very common mistake.
Practice
I'm sorry, we haverooms available tonight.
I don't havechange on me.
"Did you save any pizza?" "No,."
There wassign of the missing documents.
She ate all the cookies — there aren'tleft.
"How many people came?" ". It was canceled."
Is therecoffee left in the pot?
I'm afraid there's _____ milk in the fridge.
We didn't get _____ feedback from the survey.
"How many tickets are still available?" "_____, unfortunately."
There is _____ reason to worry — everything is under control.
There aremessages waiting for you.
I couldn't findinformation about the flight.
Would you likemore soup?
We don't needhelp, thanks.
Is thereparking near the hotel?
Could I havewater, please?
You can takepen you like — they all work.
She gave megood advice yesterday.
He didn't makemistakes on the test.
We don't have _____ meetings scheduled for Monday.
Would you like _____ help carrying those bags?
It doesn't matter when — call me at _____ time.
Are there _____ good restaurants near here?
I saw _____ interesting houses on my walk this morning.