Now hurry up ( negative)
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"Don't hurry up."
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"Hurry up" contains a verb in the imperative mode and active voice. The most direct way to negate this clause as it stands is simply "Don't hurry up." In the negative, the intransitive preposition "up" doesn't sound natural. I'd simply say "Don't hurry."
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