HSK 1
否定副词：另、不、没、没有
Negative adverbs: 别, 不, 没, 没有
Explanation
In Chinese, '别' is used to tell someone not to do something, usually in imperative sentences. 'Not' is '不', used to negate the present or the future. 'Not' can also be '没' or '没有', used to negate the past or to say that something has not yet happened.
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The grammar point “否定副词：另、不、没、没有” (Negative adverbs: 别, 不, 没, 没有) is one of the key structures at HSK 1. To use it fluently, you need to understand the contexts where it's used and practice regularly.
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