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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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" i dont mean, no harm" i think it is as not in the corret grammer and if it is then explain me how
  

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Anonymous hi " i dont mean, no harm" i think it is as not in the corret grammer and if it is then explain me how You are correct, but your question has many grammatical errors. " The error in standard English is called a double negative. However there are some English dialects (particularly African American Vernacular English) where double negatives are a standard speech pattern.

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  • Anonymous hi " i dont mean, no harm" i think it is as not in the corret grammer and if it is then explain me how You are correct, but your question has many grammatical errors.
  • " The error in standard English is called a double negative.
  • However there are some English dialects (particularly African American Vernacular English) where double negatives are a standard speech pattern.
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Anonymous hi " i dont mean, no harm" i think it is as not in the corret grammer and if it is then explain me how
You are correct, but your question has many grammatical errors.

"I don't mean no harm." The error in standard English is called a double negative.

However there are some English dialects (particularly African American Ver
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You'te right. It's not correct.
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