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Old 12-Jan-2009, 05:36
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Default Negative questions

Hello. I'm working as an English teacher in South Korea and I put together these lesson notes on the responses to negatively phrased questions and statements: there are some examples at the end.

It's the sort of thing which gets only passing mention in text books, when it's a truly enormous source of misunderstanding throughout the world: I've routinely seen this mistake while travelling in Africa, SE Asia and eleswhere (the Korean English teachers here certainly also make this error, and continue to make it no matter how I've tried to tell them.)

I'd be curious to know how other languages do get on without this formation...

It doesn't fit on here well so here's a link to it-

http://www.box.net/shared/65epcf7d3d

Sean

Last edited by Sean McHugh; 28-Jan-2009 at 03:05. Reason: updated file link
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