Italian GCSE

Negative pronouns and adjectives

What Negative pronouns and adjectives means in Italian GCSE, as defined for AQA.

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Words like 'niente', 'nulla' (nothing), 'nessuno' (nobody), and 'mai' follow the verb with 'non' or precede it without 'non'.

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