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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Is it correct to say Interro-negative?

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I have a question for your guys. Here it is:

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I know that this is a negative question but I have seen people calling it an interro-negative sentence. I am asking this question because I couldn't find anything called 'interro-negative' on the internet. Please guide me on this topic.

  

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I've never seen or heard that term. It seems to me that it's a negative interrogative or maybe an interrogative negation . I don't know any other words for it.

— CalifJim

  • I've never seen or heard that term.
  • It seems to me that it's a negative interrogative or maybe an interrogative negation .
  • I don't know any other words for it.
  • CJ
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I've never seen or heard that term.

It seems to me that it's a negative interrogative or maybe an interrogative negation. I don't know any other words for it.

CJ

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