Affirmative+or+Negative+Words--Ben

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For every word of negation in the spanish language there is a opposite word of affirmation. These words are used to represent many things such as: the presence or lack of presence of an object, quantity as in some or none, frequency as in always or never, and comparison such as neither...nor and either...or.
 * Affirmative and Negative Words- Unit 5 Lesson 2 Page 283 By: Ben **
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 * ~ Affirmative ||~ Words ||~  ||~ Negative ||~ Words ||
 * algo || something ||  || nada || nothing ||
 * alguien || someone ||  || nadie || no one ||
 * algún/alguno (a) || some ||  || ningún/ninguno (a) || none, not any ||
 * o...o || either...or ||  || ni...ni || neither...nor ||
 * siempre || always ||  || nunca || never ||
 * tambíen || also ||  || tampoco || neither, either ||

1) **Juego fútbol siempre en sabado.** English: I always play soccer on saturday. English:I never play soccer on saturday.
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 * Nunca Juego fútbol en sabado. **

2) **Alguien se ha comido mi torta.** English: Someone has eaten my cake. English: No one has eaten my cake.
 * Nadie se ha comido mi torta. **

3) **Me gusto mirar o fútbol o béisbol en lunes.** English: I like to watch either soccer or baseball on monday. English: I like to watch neither soccer nor basball on monday.
 * <span style="color: #ff0000; font-family: Georgia,serif;">No Me gusta mirar ni fútbol ni béisbol en lunes. **

<span style="color: #cb00fa; font-family: Georgia,serif;">4) **este restaurante tambien se ve bien.** <span style="color: #cb00fa; font-family: Georgia,serif;">English: This restaurante also looks good. <span style="color: #ff0000; font-family: Georgia,serif;">English: Neither restaurants look good.
 * <span style="color: #ff0000; font-family: Georgia,serif;">Tampoco restaurantes se ve bien. Muy mal esta frase! **

<span style="color: #cb00fa; font-family: Georgia,serif;">5) **algo de mi proyecto se salvo.** <span style="color: #cb00fa; font-family: Georgia,serif;">English: Some of my project was saved <span style="color: #ff0000; font-family: Georgia,serif;">English: None of my project was saved.
 * <span style="color: #ff0000; font-family: Georgia,serif;">Nada de mi proyecto se salvo. **

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