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Habibaelgindy Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
can someone tell me
when do I say definitely no and definitely not?
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No is used to quantify something. Not restricts something. There are no girls allowed in the changing room.
- No is used to quantify something.
- Not restricts something.
- There are no girls allowed in the changing room.
- Girls are definitely not allowed behind the counter.
- You are definitely not to accept a ride home.
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No is used to quantify something. Not restricts something.
There are no girls allowed in the changing room. Girls are definitely not allowed behind the counter.
You are definitely not to accept a ride home. I don’t mean maybe, I mean definitely no booze.
No is also used as a refusal of something.
Thank you for the offer, but no; and when I say ‘no’, I mean definitely no!
There are no girls allowed in the changing room. Girls are definitely not allowed behind the counter.
You are definitely not to accept a ride home. I don’t mean maybe, I mean definitely no booze.
No is also used as a refusal of something.
Thank you for the offer, but no; and when I say ‘no’, I mean definitely no!
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wilpeterNo is used to quantify something. Not restricts something.There are no girls allowed in the changing room. Girls are definitely not allowed behind the counter.You are definitely not to accept a ride home. I don’t mean maybe, I mean definitely no booze.No is also used as a refusal of something.Thank you for the offer, but no; and when I say ‘no’, I mean definitely
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I'm not correcting the punctuation, here, but 'definitely not.' would be an appropriate response to that question.
What I mean is, "is it wrong to take the bus to go shopping? Definitely not.".
What I mean is, "is it wrong to take the bus to go shopping? Definitely not.".
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