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No, Never , Not

*No , Never , Not:
These all are ADVERB but can't replaced their respective use -
- I never went to Mumbai last week (wrong).
- I did "not" go to Mumbai last week.
*No is used before noun while not is before helping verbs.
- I have no  pen. (right)
- I don't have any pen. (right)
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