Nadie
Nada
Nunca
Expresiones negativas
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Contra el destino nadie (da) la
talla > contra el destino nadie
puede > Tip
nadie puede contra The pronoun nadie is
used similarly to all the
others nouns or
pronouns. It is always the
el destino third-person singular, and
it doesn’t have a defined
gender.
Dios puede contra el destino
contra el destino puede Dios
Tip
contra el destino puede Unlike other nouns and
pronouns the pronoun
nadie can’t be after the
nadie verb in affirmative
sentences. It is always
before the verb
Negative expressions
Affirmative sentences Negative sentences
Nadie puede contra el No puede nadie contra el
destino destino
nadie llegó tarde >
Tip
The pronoun nadie
is always after the
verb in negative
sentences.
nadie llegó tarde >
no llegó tarde nadie
Tip
Nadie no llegó tarde The pronoun nadie
is always after the
verb in negative
sentences.
It works the same way for NADA
¿What about
NINGÚN/NINGUNO(S)/NI
NGUNA(S)?
● ninguno puede contra el destino
ninguna persona puede contra el destino
Contra el destino no puede
ninguno Tip
contra el destino puede
The indefinite words ningún,
ninguno(s), ninguna(s)
function similarly to the
indefinite articles un(os) and
ninguno una(s). The rules to place it
(before or after the verb) are
the same that the rules for
nadie and nunca
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