Affirm.+&+Neg.+Words

Affirmative and Negative Words || Affirmative ||
 * =[|Affirm. & Neg. Words]=
 * Whether the noun to which the word refers to is singular or plural or feminine or masculine depends on whether you use alguno, alguna, algunos, algunas, ninguno, ninguna, ningunos, nungunas.
 * When alguno and ninguno come before a noun that is masculine and singular, you change them to algún and ningún.



Practice with affirmative and negative words: []

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Examples of the affirmative: Siempre y algo: __ Siempre __ me gusta probar __ algo __ nueva. Always and something: I __always__ like to try __something__ new.

Alguien: Voy a conocer __alguien__. Someone: I am going to meet __someone__.

También: Me gustaría el sodio __también__. Also: I would like the soda __also__.

Todavia: __Todavía__ estoy cansado. Still: I am __still__ tired.

Ya: ¡Basta __ya__! Already: Enough __already__!

Examples of negative: Nada: __Nada__ es demasiado poco. Nothing: __Nothing__ is too little.

Nadie: __Nadie__ me conoce mejor. No one: __No one__ knows me better.

Ninguno/a: __Ninguna__ de ellas es correcta. None: __None__ of them are correct.

Nunca y ni: __Nunca__ he hecho esto __ni__ eso. Never and nor: __Never__ have I done this __nor__ that.

Tampoco: __Tampoco__ de ellos son Juan. Neither: __Neither__ of them are Juan.

Affirmative and negative practice: [|http://www.colby.edu/~bknelson/SLC/negatives.php]

=Affirmative and Negative Words in Spanish=

A helpful list of flashcards of all the affirmative and negative words are listed on this link here: []

These words are in Spanish are: Algo, Nada, Ni, Siempre, Nunca, Nadie, Alguien, Alguno, Ninguno,Tambien, Tampoco. There equivalents in English are: Something, Nothing, Neither, Always, Never, None, Some, Someone, Not any,Also, Niether.

Here is a chart diplaying the different Affirmative and Negative words

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