Double Negatives

Identify the double negative: "I don't need no help."

• I don't want no help

• I need help

• I don't need any help

• don't no

Correct the sentence: "She can't hardly wait for the concert."

• She can barely wait for the concert.

• She can't wait for the concert hardly.

• She can wait hardly for the concert.

• She can hardly wait for the concert.

Identify the double negative: "He never said nothing to me."

• always said something

• never told me anything

• He said nothing to me

• never said nothing

Correct the sentence: "We don't have no time to waste."

• We don't have some time to waste.

• We have no time to waste.

• We have plenty of time to waste.

• We don't have any time to waste.

Identify the double negative: "I can't find my keys nowhere."

• anywhere

• nowhere

• everywhere

• somewhere

Correct the sentence: "They didn't do nothing wrong."

• They didn't do anything wrong.

• They did anything wrong.

• They didn't do no wrong.

• They did nothing wrong.

Identify the double negative: "She isn't going nowhere this weekend."

• isn't going anywhere

• isn't going somewhere

• isn't going nowhere

• is going nowhere

Correct the sentence: "I don't want no trouble."

• I don't want some trouble.

• I want no trouble.

• I want any trouble.

• I don't want any trouble.

Identify the double negative: "He hasn't seen nobody since last week."

• anybody

• somebody

• nobody

• everybody

Correct the sentence: "We can't go nowhere without a map."

• We can go nowhere without a map.

• We can go everywhere without a map.

• We can't go anywhere with a map.

• We can't go anywhere without a map.