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Latest post Wed, Sep 22 2004 3:46 AM by tknjhall. 2 replies.
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tknjhall  +  46655 Wed, 22 Sep 04 03:46 AM
Hi
Which one of the following sentences contain a double negative?

a. She could hardly believe he had left.
b. He shouldn't trust anybody in the company.
c. I haven't seen no evidence to convict him.
d. Don't do anything wrong on the exam.

I have chosen C
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CalifJim  +  46663 Wed, 22 Sep 04 05:07 AM
You are correct! Post:44389 (Section 3)Smile [:)]
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tknjhall, 5 yr 65 days ago
Thanks so much for your help. TK
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