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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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ain't
I ain't never seen it come to nothing.
Would you explain the above sentence?
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Would you explain the above sentence?
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It's very non-standard English. I have never seen it come to nothing [before]. Something that "comes to nothing" has no success or is nothing of importance.
- It's very non-standard English.
- I have never seen it come to nothing [before].
- Something that "comes to nothing" has no success or is nothing of importance.
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It's very non-standard English.
I have never seen it come to nothing [before].
Something that "comes to nothing" has no success or is nothing of importance.
I have never seen it come to nothing [before].
Something that "comes to nothing" has no success or is nothing of importance.
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