In Spanish when you use a negative word after a verb, you need to add ___ before the verb

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If we want to make a negative sentence in Spanish, we need to use the word NO before the verb.
e.g: ella no va a ir a la fiesta. (she is not going to the party).
- Nada: means nothing. so you might say. "no me pasa nada"
- tampoco: " yo tampoco voy a la fiesta (me neither)
- Nunca: el nunca hace la tarea. (he never does his hw)

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