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Are these clauses both correct and equal? Ich möchte keine Pizza. / Ich möchte Pizza nicht.

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Ich möchte keine Pizza haben. (möchte is modal verb from mögen therefore you have to + verb) Ich esse nicht gerne Pizza.
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The sentence 'Ich möchte keine Pizza.' is correct. You do not need a verb. This would be correct as well: Ich möchte keine Pizza haben. 'kein' is usually for nouns, 'nicht' for verbs.
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The first sentence "Ich möchte keine Pizza" is correct. The second sentence is not correct as "nicht" is used mostly for verbs .

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