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In negative sentences, when i should use ''ne + pas'' and ''ne + pas de''??
In negative sentences, when i should use ''ne + pas'' and ''ne + pas de''??
Je sais déjà comme fonctionne la plupart du système de négation en français, mais j'ai ce petit problème avec ''ne + pas'' et ''ne + pas de'' est-ce que quelqu'un peut m'aider ?
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- French (France)
"ne" before the verb and "pas" after the verb
exemple:" je ne veux pas " = " I don't want to "
exemple:" je ne veux pas " = " I don't want to "
- French (France)
Je ne veux pas de fromage = I don't want cheese
Je ne viens pas de France = I'm not from France
"de" is "from" sometimes but sometimes you can't translate it, it's a quantity intederminate
Je ne viens pas de France = I'm not from France
"de" is "from" sometimes but sometimes you can't translate it, it's a quantity intederminate
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@maevafustier thanks, but i wanted to know the difference with ''ne pas'' and ''ne pas de'' here is a example: ''Je n'ai pas de pommes'' and ''Je n'ai pas pommes'' quelle est la différence ?
- French (France)
"je n'ai pas pomme" doesn't mean anything its "je n'ai pas de pommes" because apples are an object and not a person or a feeling
"je n'ai pas peur" "je n'ai pas de stylo"
"je n'ai pas peur" "je n'ai pas de stylo"
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