To make a negative sentence in Spanish using the verb "comer" (which means "to eat"), here’s a simple guide:

Present Tense Conjugation

This is how you change the verb "comer" based on who is eating:

• Yo como (I eat)
• Tú comes (You eat)
• Él/Ella come (He/She eats)
• Nosotros comemos (We eat)
• Ellos comen (They eat)

Making it Negative

If you want to say something is not happening, just add "no" before the verb.

• Example: "Yo no como." (I do not eat.)

Subject Pronouns

Here are the pronouns you’ll use:

• Yo (I)
• Tú (You)
• Él/Ella (He/She)
• Nosotros (We)
• Ellos (They)

Practice Sentences

Check out these examples to help you practice:

• "Tú no comes frutas." (You do not eat fruits.)
• "Nosotros no comemos verduras." (We do not eat vegetables.)

Use this simple structure to create negative sentences in your everyday conversations.

It will make learning new words about food and daily life easier!