How to use Negative sentences in Spanish

Learn how to use Negative sentences, and what to use it for in Spanish.
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Negative sentences

To construct a negative sentence, add a no before the verb or pronoun: (subject) + no + (pronoun) + verb + object

Tengo dinero → No tengo dinero.

I have money → I don’t have money.

Teo ha ido al cine esta tarde → Teo no ha ido al cine esta tarde

Teo went to the movies this afternoon → Teo didn't go to the movies this afternoon.

Pasarán → No pasarán.

You shall pass → You shall not pass.

Note: when there is a pronoun in the sentence (se, la, lo, le, me, etc.), place the no just before it.

A él le gusta la cerveza → A él no le gusta la cerveza.

He likes beer → He doesn't like beer.

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