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Craig Thomas B.A. Negation

What is an Affirmative Statement? You have already learned how to make simple affirmative statements. Ella habla inglés. She speaks English. Él es profesor. He is a professor.

Negative Statements To make a sentence negative, place the word "no" before the verb. Ella no habla inglés. She doesn't speak English. Él no es profesor. He is not a professor.

Negative Questions When the answer to a question is negative, two negative words are required. ¿Habla Ud. español? (Do you speak Spanish?) No. No hablo español. (No. I don't speak Spanish.) ¿ Está Gerardo en la clase? (Is Gerardo in the class?) No. Gerardo no está en la clase. (No. Gerardo is not in the class.) ¿Siempre estudias? (Do you always study?) No, nunca estudio. (No, I never study.)

Affirmative and Negative Words algo (something) nada (nothing) alguien (somebody) nadie (nobody) algún (-o, -a, -os, -as) (some, something) ningún (-o, -a, -os, -as) (no, none) siempre (always) nunca (never) jamás (never, ever) también (also) tampoco (neither, not either) o... o (either... or) ni... ni (neither... nor) Study the following list of affirmative words and their negative counterparts:

Negative Words The negative words can be used alone, preceding the verb. Nadie habla. Nobody speaks. Él nunca come. He never eats. Alfredo tampoco baila. Alfredo doesn't dance either.