Negating with 没有 (not have, there isn’t)

Structure Subject + 没(有) + object

没有 (méiyǒu), or just 没, is the negative of 有: "not have" or "there isn’t". It also negates actions that did NOT happen (没去 = didn’t go), but that use comes up with the aspect particle 了. Remember the split: 不 negates habitual/future and adjectives; 没 negates "having" and things that didn’t happen.

Examples

我wǒ没méi有yǒu钱qián。
I have no money.
他tā没méi有yǒu车chē。
He has no car.
我wǒ家jiā没méi有yǒu狗gǒu。
There’s no dog at my house.

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