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Irregardless is my word. Hello people it is a double negative. Don't like no double negatives either.
"I'll take care of that right away", which has come to mean, "I'll get to it when I feel like it".
Irregardless is my word. Hello people it is a double negative. Don't like no double negatives either.
That's like "I haven't got no chocolate" .... well, if you've have NOT got NO chocolate, then you must have SOME chocolate, right? But yes, this is a grammatical error.
However, there is a clever use of double negatives called
litotes, and that's when you say something like, "London is no small city". You emphasise the positive by saying it's not the negative. That's gramatically good and, used correctly, is a good little linguistic device.
Litotes:
"Angoid" wrote:You emphasise the positive by saying it's not the negative. That's gramatically good and, used correctly, is a good little linguistic device.
I couldn't disagree less.
(double litotes)
(double litotes)
In other words, some bizarre kind of triple negative
