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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Double Neg or No
Yesterday I was playing a game of CoD and after loosing a game I shouted, "How does no one not see this guy?" I was refering to an enemy player who flanked my team and killed me for the final game winning kill while four of my teammates watched and did nothing. In frustration I eneded up blurting the aforementioned and a friend accused me of using a double neg. I can't seem to figure out if it actually is a double neg and if so, whether it's that agregious or not.
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" I was refering to an enemy player who flanked my team and killed me for the final game winning kill while four of my teammates watched and did nothing. In frustration I eneded up blurting the aforementioned and a friend accused me of using a double neg. I can't seem to figure out if it actually is a double neg and if so, whether it's that agregious or not.
- " I was refering to an enemy player who flanked my team and killed me for the final game winning kill while four of my teammates watched and did nothing.
- In frustration I eneded up blurting the aforementioned and a friend accused me of using a double neg.
- I can't seem to figure out if it actually is a double neg and if so, whether it's that agregious or not.
- Yes, it's a double negative.
- The word 'not' shouldn't be there, since "no one saw that guy" includes the negative that you want.
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AnonymousYesterday I was playing a game of CoD and after loosing a game I shouted, "How does no one not see this guy?" I was refering to an enemy player who flanked my team and killed me for the final game winning kill while four of my teammates watched and did nothing. In frustration I eneded up blurting the aforementioned and a friend accused me of using a double neg. I
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