“I am not going (A) / to help you(B) unless you do not(C) listen to his advice (D).” Which part of the sentence has an error?
Select one:
a. I am not going.
b. To help you.
c. Unless you do not.
d. Listen to his advice.
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C is the error sentence i think, if my answer is wrong am sorry
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The error is in part (C) Unless you do not.
- The word ‘Unless’ is a negative word.
- ‘Not’ is also a negative word.
- Two negatives used together cancel out the negativity, changing the meaning of the sentence.
- Also, in this case, two negatives make the sentence grammatically incorrect.
- Therefore, the correct answer would be c. Unless you
- The correct sentence would be “I am not going to help you unless you listen to his advice.”
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