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Which sentence uses negative words correctly? A. His attitude won't get him nowhere. B. He can't hardly wait until summer vacation. C. We hardly ever see the Hensons anymore. D. Nobody saw nothing when
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Which sentence uses negative words correctly? A. His attitude won't get him nowhere. B. He can't hardly wait until summer vacation. C. We hardly ever see the Hensons anymore. D. Nobody saw nothing when the accident happened.

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The answer has to be C. We hardly ever see the Hensons anymore.

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"C. We hardly ever see the Hensons anymore" is the only correct sentence since the verb matches with the subject and "hardly" implies a negative relationship.
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