Making negative sentences in Spanish is really easy! You just need to add the word “no” before the verb. Let’s break it down with some important points!

Regular and Irregular Verbs

1. Regular Verbs:

   • For -ar verbs: No hablo (I do not speak).
   • For -er verbs: No como (I do not eat).
   • For -ir verbs: No vivo (I do not live).

2. Irregular Verbs:

   • Ser (to be): No soy (I am not).
   • Estar (to be): No estoy (I am not).
   • Tener (to have): No tengo (I do not have).
   • Ir (to go): No voy (I do not go).

Reflexive Verbs

For reflexive verbs, just place “no” before the reflexive pronoun and the verb:

• No me levanto (I do not get up).

Making a Negative Sentence

To say something negative, simply add "no" before the verb:

• For instance: "No quiero" (I do not want).

Asking Negative Questions

To ask a negative question, change the order a little:

• ¿No tienes? (Do you not have?)

More Examples

• Direct/Indirect Object Pronouns:
  • No lo veo (I do not see him/it).
  • No me habla (He/She does not speak to me).

Once you learn these patterns, you’ll be able to create negative sentences in Spanish easily!