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JustForFun Posted 18 years ago
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Speaking English
I used to watch a lot of movies and series and I found them sometimes they speak weird English. Most of them use don't for all the time, either singular or plural. He don't need it, he don't know about it ( isn't it doesn't ? ) ... and also they tend to use double negative like, I won't hesitate no more, I don't care no more, is it that they're saying "I don't care, no more" ? but seems to be a really quick way.
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Hi, I used to watch a lot of movies and series and I found them sometimes they speak weird English. Most of them use don't for all the time, either singular or plural. He don't need it, he don't know about it ( isn't it doesn't ?
- Hi, I used to watch a lot of movies and series and I found them sometimes they speak weird English.
- Most of them use don't for all the time, either singular or plural.
- He don't need it, he don't know about it ( isn't it doesn't ?
- ) Yes, doesn't .
- and also they tend to use double negative like, I won't hesitate no more, I don't care no more, is it that they're saying "I don't care, no more" ?
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Hi,
I used to watch a lot of movies and series and I found them sometimes they speak weird English.
Most of them use don't for all the time, either singular or plural. He don't need it, he don't know about it ( isn't it doesn't ? ) Yes, doesn't.
... and also they tend to use double negative like, I won't hesitate no more, I don't care no more, is it that they're saying
I used to watch a lot of movies and series and I found them sometimes they speak weird English.
Most of them use don't for all the time, either singular or plural. He don't need it, he don't know about it ( isn't it doesn't ? ) Yes, doesn't.
... and also they tend to use double negative like, I won't hesitate no more, I don't care no more, is it that they're saying
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