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Answer: C) I don't want any of that.
Answer: D) Rule 4.
Answer: B) Sarah didn't like either Rome or Paris.
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) Never
Answer: A) Can
Answer: C) Will allow.
Answer: B) $\sim\left(\sim r\right)$.
Answer: D) I won't either.
Answer: B) False
Answer: B) Anywhere
Answer: A) I can believe you said that.
Answer: B) Do
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Answer: B) Double
Answer: B) No
Answer: D) There isn't any reason to worry.
Answer: B) Anybody
Answer: A) Were they.
Answer: B) Don't, nothing.
Answer: B) Change 'no' to ANY.
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Answer: B) I don't have any pencils left in my desk.
Answer: B) I will not bake a cake.
Answer: B) The first pencils weren't pencils at all.
Answer: C) I can hardly believe it.
Answer: A) She didn't see anybody at the lighthouse yesterday.
Answer: A) The team was prepared for the final game.
Answer: D) He can't find his wallet anywhere.
Answer: D) Ever/never
Answer: C) Ever
Answer: A) Nobody hasn't taken out the trash today.
Answer: B) We didn't have anything to eat, so we went out for dinner.
Answer: A) She is not unhappy with her grade.
Answer: C) No, no vivo en la ciudad.
Answer: D) All the above.
Answer: D) Didn't neither.
Answer: A) The use of "hasn't" and "never" creates a double negative.
Answer: B) Double negation is never used.
Answer: A) There were no trees and no hills.
Answer: A) Positive
Answer: D) We can't go anywhere without a map.
Answer: C) Double
Answer: A) Aren't any.
Answer: C) My brother hardly ever cleans his room.
Answer: C) Anybody
Answer: A) I can get some satisfaction.
Answer: D) We don't have any time to waste.
Answer: C) He can neither speak nor write.
Answer: A) But my mother can't either.
Answer: B) Anything