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54. I faced a problem to answer a negative question, for example, when someone asks you: Don't you have any money? It's a yes/no question but how should one answer the question without ambiguity?
- Use short answers : Don’t you have any money? — No, I don’t. Don’t you have any money? — Yes, I do. Let context guide the listener: Don’t you...
- The most unambiguous way to answer would be: I do have money. English used to have four affirmative and negative forms ( yes, yea, no, nay ) to ans...
- You're talking about Negative Questions, Sb Sangpi. The rule here is: there is no special rule in answering Negative Questions. How you answer Neg...
- As said by yourself, simply answering "yes" or "no" causes ambiguity. I would suggest using: "Some", if you have money or "None, if you don't have...
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9. Dez. 2015 · @NigelHarper: Yes, you're right, I think I have to complete this "rule" by a phrase like this : no has an absolute meaning that any hasn't. I mean "I have no food" is stronger than "I don't have any food".
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