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Algo
something, anything
Alguien
Someone; somebody; anyone
Alguno/a, algún (singular and masculine)
Some; any
O...o
Either...or
Siempre
Always
También
Also/too
Nada
Nothing; not anything
Nadie
Nobody, not anyone
Ninguno/a, , ningún (singular and masculine)
No, none, not any
Ni...ni
Neither...nor
Nunca
Never, not ever
Jamás
Never, not ever
Tampoco
Neither; not either
You can have double or triple negatives in Spanish! What does this mean?
If you start with negative, everything which follows becomes negative.
How to form negative sentences?
1. Place the negative word before the verb, and sometimes as the subject. 2. Place no before the verb, and the negative word after.
Alguien and Nadie are often used with personal "a" because they...
refer to people
