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You don't always have to use the "no + verb + negative word" formula. A simple negative sentence, “una oración negativa”, usually follow the structure [Subject + NO + verb + complement], for example: “Ella no va a la escuela”. (No. I don’t speak Spanish.) ... Can you provide an example of a sentence where you would use "también" in the negative, to make it more clear what you're asking? Double negation is necessary when the negative is formed with words such as nadie/nada/ningún etc.Learn about the word order in Spanish negative sentence online with Lingolia, then practice what you have learnt in the free exercises. Spanish Language Stack Exchange is a question and answer site for linguists, teachers, students and Spanish language enthusiasts in general wanting to discuss the finer points of the language. The word "ES" is a verb in Spanish. Negation – … Negative Words First. You may start your sentence with nunca, tampoco, or a negative subject. The English auxiliaries do and does are not used in Spanish. Spanish follows the same basic pattern, except that the order of the verb and the negative are reversed. Negative TÚ commands is formed by using the present tense YO form as the stem, dropping the -o, and adding the appropriate ending. She doesn’t speak English. To make a sentence negative, place the word “no” before the verb. When making negative statements in Spanish, you can either use no (which means ‘no’ or ‘not’), or you can use a negative word with it! The most common way to make a sentence negative is to place no before the verb. a negative word comes before the verb), you will not use a "no" in the sentence. NOTICE THE COLOR CODE OF THE VERB ENDINGS: EXAMPLES: Juan abre una cuenta bancaria./ Juan opens a checking account. So, the basic structure we have for a negative sentence in Spanish is as follows: Subject + no + verb. I’m talking of course about simple sentences and simple negation. 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