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   How do you use a double negative in Spanish?

   • But in general, the rule for Spanish double negatives is pretty simple: Use the word no in front of the verb, then later on in the sentence use a second negative word: No como pasta nunca. (I never eat pasta.) ¿No te gusta tomar nada con el almuerzo? (Don’t you like to drink anything with lunch?) No he visto a nadie desde que llegué.

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   How do you form a double negative adverb in Spanish?

   • Using these adverbs of denial all you need to do to form double negatives in Spanish is to follow this formula: – I don’t want to see you ever again. – I’m not going to the movies or to the party. – I’ve never been to Argentina. – I don’t agree either. If you have an adverb of denial before the verb, you can’t form a double negative.

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   Why does English not use double negatives?

   • Grammarians may tell you that English doesn't use double negatives because the two negatives contradict each other and make a positive. (In other words, "I don't know nobody" is the same as saying "I know somebody.") But negatives aren't thought of in that way in Spanish — the negatives are seen as reinforcing rather than contradicting each other.

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   How to form double negatives in Spanish using indefinite pronouns?

   • To form double negatives in Spanish using indefinite pronouns you should use this formula: – You shouldn’t be afraid of anything. – Nobody came to the party. – I have no white shirts. – I know nothing about it. – I don’t want any trouble. Again, if you see an indefinite pronoun before the verb, you can’t form a double negative: – Nobody loves me.

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   Can a Spanish sentence have a triple negative?

   • Even triple negatives are possible. Double and even triple negatives are not unusual in Spanish even though they are usually considered improper in English. Generally, negative and affirmative elements (such as the equivalents for "never" and "always," respectively) shouldn't be used in the same Spanish sentence.

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   Can you use a negative word in Spanish?

   • Just remember these two very important things: No quiero nada. (I don’t want anything.) — not no nada quiero. If you start a sentence with a negative word different from no, you’re no longer allowed to use no in that sentence! Nadie sabe nada. (Nobody knows anything.) — not nadie no sabe nada. Oh, yes! Spanish even allows for triple negatives!

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   We use double negatives Spanish to reinforce the negative meaning of a statement. There was no one at the party – No había nadie en la fiesta. I don’t want to drink anything – No quiero beber nada. They have nothing to say – Ellos no tienen nada que decir.

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   Sep 20, 2018 · How To Use Double and Triple Negatives. As a general rule, a sentence can't include both affirmative and negative terms; where one element of a sentence (subject, verb, object) includes a negative term, the other elements should use a negative term where a term is needed.

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   Mar 8, 2024 · In this post, you’ll find a list of the most important negation words in Spanish along with plenty of examples in context. Plus, you’ll learn how to use Spanish double negatives, as well as triple and even quadruple negatives! Let’s get into the art of Spanish negation.

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   Jul 3, 2020 · In this video I explain the double negatives in Spanish. Pay attention to the examples and their meaning in English so that you can avoid confusions when using double negatives....

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   Did you know that double negatives are correct in Spanish? We don't always use double negatives in Spanish, but in this video, I explain when and how we do. ...

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   Jan 12, 2021 · How to Use Double Negatives in Spanish. In order to properly use double negatives in Spanish, there are a couple of rules to consider: Don’t mix positive and negative words in statements. Don’t use more than one negative term before the verb.