Negatives in Spanish: No – Nada – Nunca
NO
Add ‘NO‘ in front of the verb to form the negative in Spanish.
Eg. No juego = (I don’t play)
NADA = Nothing
Put NO in front of the verb + NADA after it to talk about doing nothing or not doing anything.
E.g. No hago nada = I do nothing /I don’t do anything
NUNCA = Never:
Use nunca to talk about never doing anything!
a. Put nunca in front of the verb . Eg. Nunca juego.
b. Or put no before the verb + nunca after it to talk about never doing anything.
E.g. No juego nunca
Jamás also means never. Use jamás instead of nunca as a more forceful way of saying never.
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Online Quiz
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Negatives in Spanish Quiz
#1. I am not happy.
#2. My food is not interesting.
#3. The shopping is never for me.
#4. I don’t have anything good.
#5. It is not fair. I never eat a steak.
#6. It cannot be true! There is something for me!
#7. It is not for you, Billy.
#8. I don’t like Twitter, but I like my bone!
#9. Advice on Twitter is not always good.
#10. I am never happy when my food is not interesting.
Results
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