Negation

“Toujours” means “always.” The negative form is “ne … jamais” (never).
The structure is: ne + verb + jamais.
“Suit” is the present tense of “suivre.”
So the sentence becomes: Rita ne suit jamais cette route pour aller à Jaipur.

“Quelqu’un” means “someone.” Its negative counterpart is “personne” (no one).
In negation, “ne” comes before the auxiliary verb and “personne” follows the past participle.
The verb “a reçu” (has received) stays intact.
So the sentence becomes: Personne n’a reçu un appel de Google.

“Quelque part” (somewhere) becomes “ne … nulle part” (nowhere) in the negative.
“Nulle part” goes after the verb.
The correct sentence is: Je ne vais nulle part avec mon équipe.

“Tout” (everything) becomes “rien ne” (nothing works) in the negative form.
Here, “rien” becomes the subject of the sentence.
So the correct structure is: Rien ne + verb.
Thus, the full sentence is: Rien ne marche dans ce club.