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Using a word that means 'no' in a sentence, or changing a 'yes' sentence to a 'no' sentence: I've seen him – I haven't seen him. Here are some words that negate: no, not, never , don't, isn't. Also related are some 'negative-like' words: seldom, hardly .
- Using a word that means 'no' in a sentence, or changing a 'yes' sentence to a 'no' sentence: I've seen him – I haven't seen him.
- Here are some words that negate: no, not, never , don't, isn't.
- Also related are some 'negative-like' words: seldom, hardly .
- There are also double negatives: I don't want no stinkin' beans.
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Using a word that means 'no' in a sentence, or changing a 'yes' sentence to a 'no' sentence:
I've seen him – I haven't seen him.
Here are some words that negate: no, not, never, don't, isn't. Also related are some 'negative-like' words: seldom, hardly.
There are also double negatives: I don't want no stinkin' beans.
I've seen him – I haven't seen him.
Here are some words that negate: no, not, never, don't, isn't. Also related are some 'negative-like' words: seldom, hardly.
There are also double negatives: I don't want no stinkin' beans.
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