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Turn the affirmative sentences into negative sentences by negating the underlined parts.
- Mi hermana canta bien.
→ place no before the conjugated verbMy sister sings well.
→ My sister doesn’t sing well.
- El árbol tiene todavía hojas.
→ todavía becomes ya no…The tree still has leaves.
→ The tree doesn’t have any more leaves.
- El vigilante está siempre allí.
→ . siempre becomes no… nunca or no… jamás
but if nunca/jamás comes before the verb, we don’t use noThe guard is always there.
→ The guard is never there.
- Tengo una amiga.
→ . no/any is translated with no… ningunaI have a friend.
→ I don’t have any friend.
- Hay algo en la nevera.
→ . algo becomes no… nada
here, nada doesn’t come before the verbThere’s something in the fridge.
→ There’s nothing in the fridge.
- Veo a alguien en la casa.
→ . alguien becomes nadie
here, nadie doesn’t come before the verbI see someone in the house.
→ I see no one in the house.