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Standard English

Standard English. Double negatives : two ‘negative’ words in the same sentence. For Standard English to apply one of the negative words must be changed. I ain’t got no pencils I haven’t got any pencils. I don’t want none of that I don’t want any of that. Standard English

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Standard English

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  1. Standard English

  2. Double negatives: two ‘negative’ words in the same sentence. For Standard English to apply one of the negative words must be changed. I ain’t got no pencils I haven’t got any pencils I don’t want none of that I don’t want any of that.

  3. Standard English These are not written in Standard English, how should they be written? May I lend your scissors Ben? May I your scissors Ben? borrow I should of taken more care with the hammer. I should taken more care with the hammer. have

  4. Copy these into your books and write the correct version underneath. • I’d like one of them cakes. • 2. My uncle gave me this book whenever I was born. • 3. It was thunder what we heard. • 4. Mum learned me to ride a bike. • 5. He never! • 6. It’s right hot! • Try and think of some of your own. Write the non-standard and standard versions.

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