I saw a sentence that confused me。 It said “I dont want no more apples”，seems is a double denying，but its the same meaning as “I dont want apple anymore”Does it exist？or just some casual way of expres

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I saw a sentence that confused me。 It said “I dont want no more apples”，seems is a double denying，but its the same meaning as “I dont want apple anymore”Does it exist？or just some casual way of expression in oral english？

25 ส.ค. 2016 เวลา 11:34

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'I don't want no more apples' is gramatically wrong because of the double negative. Unfortunately, some people use these in speech. I have no idea why! The correct sentence would be 'I don't want any more apples.'

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