Exploring Negatives in Gramactiva

The video tutorial covers how to make sentences negative in Spanish by using 'no' before verbs or expressions. It introduces the word 'NADA' to emphasize 'not at all' and explains how to use 'KN' for expressing neither/nor. The tutorial also covers expressing dislike and using 'Amco' for 'me neither'. Practice questions are provided to reinforce learning.

How do you make a sentence negative in Spanish?

• Add 'no' after the verb

• Add 'no' before the verb

• Add 'nada' before the verb

• Add 'ni' before the verb

Which word is used before the verb to make a sentence negative?

• Nada

• Ni

• No

• Nunca

What does 'NADA' mean when used with 'no'?

• Not at all

• Nothing

• No one

• Neither

How do you say 'I don't like spring at all' in Spanish?

• No me gusta la primavera para nada

• No me gusta la primavera en absoluto

• No me gusta la primavera nada

• No me gusta la primavera ni un poco

How do you express 'neither...nor' in Spanish?

• Ni...ni

• No...ni

• Nada...ni

• No...nada

How do you say 'I don't like either to dance or swim' in Spanish?

• No me gusta ni bailar ni nadar nada

• No me gusta ni bailar ni nadar

• No me gusta ni bailar ni nadar en absoluto

• No me gusta ni bailar o nadar

What is the Spanish equivalent of 'me neither'?

• Yo ni

• Yo nada

• Yo también

• Yo tampoco

How do you say 'I don't like to ski' in Spanish?

• No me gusta esquiar

• No me gusta nadar

• No me gusta bailar

• No me gusta correr