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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Double Negatives
Is this a double negative statement? "
Neither accident, was "not" my fault.
Neither accident, was "not" my fault.
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No need for the comma or the quotes. Yes, it's a double negative. " Using the double negative might make sense in certain contexts.
- No need for the comma or the quotes.
- Yes, it's a double negative.
- " Using the double negative might make sense in certain contexts.
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No need for the comma or the quotes.
Yes, it's a double negative. I assume it means "both accidents were my fault." Using the double negative might make sense in certain contexts.
Yes, it's a double negative. I assume it means "both accidents were my fault." Using the double negative might make sense in certain contexts.
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