
Palabras negativas - Spanish Negatives F2Sp
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Palabras negativas - Spanish Negatives F2Sp
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Make any sentence negative.
Yo lavo el carro.
Yo no lavo el carro.
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Make any sentence negative in Spanish.
Nosotros comimos pizza.
Nosotros no comimos pizza.
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Make any sentence negative in Spanish.
Queremos bailar.
No queremos bailar.
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Make any sentence negative in Spanish.
Isabela necesita estudiar.
Isabela no necesita estudiar.
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Make any sentence negative in Spanish.
Me gusta cantar.
No me gusta cantar.
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Multiple Choice
How do you make negative a sentence that has
a conjugated verb/ verb phrase followed by a verb infinitive?
Put no directly before the conjugated verb.
Put no before the verb infinitive.
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Talking about something - nothing.
Yo veo algo en el jardín.
Yo no veo nada en el jardin.
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Multiple Choice
¿Cómo se dice "something" en español?
algo
nada
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Multiple Choice
¿Cómo se dice "nothing" en español?
algo
nada
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Talking about
always - never.
Siempre vamos a la playa.
No vamos nunca a la playa.
No vamos jamás a la playa.
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Multiple Choice
¿Cómo se dice "never" en español?
nunca
siempre
nunca / jamás
nada
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Talking about
somebody - nobody.
Hay alguien en la oficina.
No hay nadie en la oficina.
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Multiple Choice
¿Cómo se dice "nobody" en español?
alguien
nadie
algo
nada
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Multiple Select
What are the negative words you've met so far?
nadie
alguien
siempre
nada
jamás
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Talking about
some - not a/ no
Tengo algunos libros pero no tengo ningunas gafas. Además, no tengo ningún bolígrafo.
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Multiple Choice
The Spanish word for "not a/ no" is placed directly before which of the following?
a verb
a noun
a preposition
an adverb
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Multiple Choice
What are the Spanish words for "not a/ no" ?
ningún, ninguno, ningunos, ninguna, ningunas
algún, alguno, algunos, alguna, algunas
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Talking about
not a/ no
No tengo ningunas gafas.
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¡Ten cuidado!
In English we usually use the plural noun but in Spanish the singular + noun is usually used:
I have no friends. (plural)
No tengo ningún amigo.
No tengo ninguna pluma.
I have no pens. (plural)
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Open Ended
EXAMPLES:
No tengo ningún amigo (m.sing). - I HAVE NO FRIENDS.
No tengo ninguna flor (f.sing). - I HAVE NO FLOWERS.
What do you have none of?
Write 2 sentences using one masc. / one fem. noun!
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The plural forms ningunos / ningunas are used with a Spanish nouns that only exist in the plural.
No tengo ningunos deberes (m,pl).
Ella no tiene ningunas gafas (f,pl).
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Talking about either/or ...
neither/ nor.
¿Quieres o una pizza o un bocadillo?
No quiero ni una pizza ni un bocadillo.
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Multiple Choice
How do you say neither... nor... in Spanish?
o ... o ...
ni
no
no ... ni ... ni ...
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