Grammar Lesson 82:
The negative adverb
- An adverb —> Non troppo tardi. (Not too late.) / Non presto. (Not soon.)
The negative adverb
Non is a negative adverb which translates as not (even if it is often absorbed by the English negative pronouns or adjectives nobody, anybody, anything, etc.)
Non can precede directly:
- A verb —> Non mangiare. (Don’t steal.) / Non devi arrabbiarti se ripeto sempre le stesse cose. (You don’t have to get angry for I always repeat the same things.)
- An adjective —> Un ragazzo non bello. (A kid not handsome.)
- An adverb —> Non troppo tardi. (Not too late.) / Non presto. (Not soon.)
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