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Latest post Wed, Aug 17 2005 11:08 PM by davkett. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  127895 Wed, 17 Aug 05 03:55 PM

hi 

my son has received a english revision pack, he is finding the adverbs and adjectives quite confusing.

e.g. He won't give nothing away to charity.

Should this be : He gives nothing away to charity.

 
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davkett  +  127998 Wed, 17 Aug 05 11:08 PM
Either, 'He will give nothing away to charity', or, 'He won't give anything away to charity'.
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