Explanation
Express 'not very', 'not much', or 'not really' when describing a negative state or situation.
Formation
あまり + Verb-ないform + ありません / あまり + い-Adjective-く ありません / あまり + な-Adjective・Noun じゃありません
Detailed explanation
The grammar point あまり～ありません is used to describe a negative state or condition and indicate that it's not very, not much, or not really. It is commonly used with verbs in the negative form and can be used with い-adjectives, な-adjectives, and nouns.
Examples
彼はあまり疲れていません。
Kare wa amari tsukareteimasen.
He is not really tired.
彼女はあまり早くないですよ。
Kanojo wa amari hayakunai desu yo.
She is not very fast.
私はあまり勉強しないです。
Watashi wa amari benkyou shinai desu.
I don't study very much.
あまりお金がありません。
Amari okane ga arimasen.
I don't have much money.
Practice
Grammar content sourced from hanabira.org.