sissygirl0807 sissygirl0807

03-02-2019
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In Spanish, it is grammatically correct to have more than one negative in a sentence.

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paulaaristy47 paulaaristy47

03-02-2019

yes, having double negatives is correct in Spanish

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aryatara23 aryatara23

03-02-2019

Yes this is true, the double negative further emphasizes it.

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