Intermediate Beginner Spanish A2.1 Gramática"Dobles negaciones"

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In this lesson we will cover:

• Puedo construir frases con los determinantes indefinidos.
• Puedo entender la doble negación.
Los indefinidos en frases afirmativas:
• Usamos los indefinidos (algún, alguna, algunos, algunas) para referirnos a uno o varios objetos que seleccionamos de un conjunto sin especificar un número exacto.
Se pueden usar para hablar de personas o cosas.
Concuerdan en género y número con el sustantivo: ¿Tienes algún libro nuevo que me prestes?
•Los indefinidos en frases negativas:
En las frases negativas usamos ninguno 0 elementos del conjunto.
Ningún, ninguna, ningunos, ningunas.
Concuerdan en género y número con el sustantivo: No tengo ninguna tarea pendiente.
•La doble negación:
Cuando las expresiones negativas como nunca, jamás, tampoco,van detrás del verbo, también usamos n.
Mis amigos no piensan viajar nunca } nunca va detrás del verbo, necesitamos doble negación.
Nunca quieres viajar conmigo} Nunca va delante del verbo, no hay doble negación.

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