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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary

What's not to like?

What's not to like?

Is the question above a negative or a positive one?

  

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It contains the negative word 'not'. But it is not a real question. It's a fixed expression which means that the speaker finds nothing is wrong with whatever they are talking about.

— Clive

  • It contains the negative word 'not'.
  • But it is not a real question.
  • It's a fixed expression which means that the speaker finds nothing is wrong with whatever they are talking about.
  • Here is a typical conversation.
  • eg Tom: Do you like your new job?
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It contains the negative word 'not'.

But it is not a real question. It's a fixed expression which means that the speaker finds nothing is wrong with whatever they are talking about. Here is a typical conversation.

eg

Tom: Do you like your new job?

Jim: What's not to like? I get paid three times more than I did in my last job.

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