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Select the sentence that uses standard English. 1 This book ain't no good. 2 This book ins't any good.
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Select the sentence that uses standard English.
1 This book ain't no good.
2 This book ins't any good.
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Number 2 is right, it's a formal way to say it.
This book isn't any good.
Number one is just informal.
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The first sentence is English, but not standard English, because "ain't" is not technically a word. So, the answer is Sentence #2.
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