Double Negatives and Negative Words (AQA A-Level Spanish): Quizzes
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What is the grammatical status of double negatives in Spanish?
What is the grammatical status of double negatives in Spanish?
They are required and correct
What must you add when a negative word comes AFTER the verb?
What must you add when a negative word comes AFTER the verb?
'no' before the verb
If a negative word comes BEFORE the verb, what happens to 'no'?
If a negative word comes BEFORE the verb, what happens to 'no'?
It is dropped completely
How do you say 'never'?
How do you say 'never'?
nunca or jamás
What does 'alguno' change to in negative sentences?
What does 'alguno' change to in negative sentences?
ninguno
What form does 'ninguno' take before a masculine singular noun?
What form does 'ninguno' take before a masculine singular noun?
ningún
Can you use three negative words together in one sentence?
Can you use three negative words together in one sentence?
Yes, it's fully correct
Which sentence has an error?
Which sentence has an error?
No nadie vino
Which follows the correct pattern: no + verb + negative word?
Which follows the correct pattern: no + verb + negative word?
No veo nada
Does 'ninguno/a' agree in gender and number with the noun?
Does 'ninguno/a' agree in gender and number with the noun?
Yes, it agrees