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Anon006 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

LA

Is this okay: It’s uncommon for a person in LA to not have a car.

  

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anon006 It’s uncommon for a person in LA to not not to have a car. OK as shown above. Avoid "to not" whenever possible.

— CalifJim

  • anon006 It’s uncommon for a person in LA to not not to have a car.
  • OK as shown above.
  • Avoid "to not" whenever possible.
  • CJ
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anon006

It’s uncommon for a person in LA to not not to have a car.

OK as shown above. Avoid "to not" whenever possible.

CJ

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For me, this word order is more natural:

It’s uncommon for a person in LA not to have a car.

(Cross-posted.)

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