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Based on the guidelines in the text above, is the following sentence grammatically incorrect or acceptable? I don't want nothing. incorrect acceptable
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Based on the guidelines in the text above, is the following sentence grammatically incorrect or acceptable?
I don't want nothing.
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This is incorrect, instead you can say I don't want anything.
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I think the answer is (incorrect)
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