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{{Basic Grammar|没|A1|没 + V / 没有 + V|我 <em>没</em> 去 。|grammar point|ASGAUCXK}} | {{Basic Grammar|没|A1|没 + V / 没有 + V|我 <em>没</em> 去 。|grammar point|ASGAUCXK}} | ||
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{{Similar|Negation of "you"}} | {{Similar|Negation of "you"}} | ||
{{Similar|Standard negation with bu}} | {{Similar|Standard negation with bu}} | ||
Revision as of 09:23, 13 June 2012
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Structure
Usually verbs can be negated with 不. If the verb is about an action in the past, though, 没有 should be used:
Subject + 没有 + Verb
Examples
- 他们 没有 说话。
- 我 没有 喝 你的 啤酒。
- 她 没有 看到 你。
Note that you can shorten 没有 to just 没:
- 我 没 去。
Remember that 了 is never used with 没有. 了 marks completed actions, whilst 没有 is used for actions that didn't happen. These two don't work together.
See also
Sources and further reading
Books
- Practicing HSK Grammar (语法精讲精炼) (pp. 32) →buy
