Experiencias de racismo: negative pronouns 'nada', 'nadie', 'nunca'
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I can understand and use 'nada', 'nunca' and 'nadie' in the context of people’s experiences of racism in Mexico.
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'Nada' means 'nothing, anything', 'nadie' means 'nobody, anybody', and 'nunca' means 'never'.
When ‘nada’, ‘nadie’ and ‘nunca’ follow a verb, another negative such as ‘no’ must come before the verb.
Unlike English, double negative structures in Spanish are widely used in formal and informal language.
To conjugate regular -ar verbs in Spanish, take off the infinitive ending and add the approriate verb ending.
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