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Matthew_07 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Some Grammar Questions
I often hear these kind of dialogues in movies:
1. What do you talking about? (Shouldn't it be -- What are you talking about?)
2. I did not steal nothing. (Shouldn't it be -- I did not steal anything or I stole nothing)
Thanks.
1. What do you talking about? (Shouldn't it be -- What are you talking about?)
2. I did not steal nothing. (Shouldn't it be -- I did not steal anything or I stole nothing)
Thanks.
Top answer
Educated people don't usually speak with this level of language deficiency. It's called ghetto English. Pretend you never heard it.
- Educated people don't usually speak with this level of language deficiency.
- It's called ghetto English.
- Pretend you never heard it.
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Educated people don't usually speak with this level of language deficiency. It's called ghetto English.
Pretend you never heard it.
Pretend you never heard it.
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