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    Negative adjectives are used to describe something negative. Negative adjectives can be used in conjunction with positive adjectives. They can also be used in place of a positive adjective.

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    Word Order For Negative Statements

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    Negative adjectives are used to describe something negative. Negative adjectives can be used in conjunction with positive adjectives. They can also be used in place of a positive adjective.

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    WORD ORDER FOR NEGATIVE STATEMENTS

    Verb
    Subject Negative Complement
    Be

    John is not a doctor.

    Verb Be +
    Subject Complement
    Contraction

    John isn’t a doctor.

    Auxiliary
    Subject Verb Negative Verb Complement

    Susana does not like sushi.

    Subject ContractionComplement

    Susana doesn’t like sushi.

    They won’t go skiing.

    Subject Auxiliary
    Verb
    Negative Verb Complement
    They will not go skiing.

    Marta has not done her work.

    Teresa was not answering the phone.

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