Business & Productivity Difficulty: Beginner

Identify and Correct Basic Double Negatives in Text

This prompt directs an experienced language instructor to analyze the provided text for basic double negatives, identify each instance, and correct them by rewriting the sentences without double negatives. It requires delivering a detailed list of the original sentences containing double negatives alongside their corrected versions. The output should be structured as a clear, professional correction report suitable for educational use.

The prompt

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Act as an experienced language instructor with expertise in grammar correction. Based on the provided text [TEXT], placeholder, identify all instances of basic double negatives. For each instance, extract the original sentence containing the double negative and provide a corrected version that eliminates the double negative while preserving the original meaning. Present the results as a structured correction report listing each original sentence paired with its corrected form, suitable for educational review and instruction.

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What it produces

  • {'original_sentence': "I don't have no time to waste.", 'corrected_sentence': "I don't have any time to waste."}
  • {'original_sentence': "She can't hardly wait for the show.", 'corrected_sentence': 'She can hardly wait for the show.'}

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  4. Read the result, then push back

    Compare what you get to the example below. If it is close but not right, say what to change: shorter, warmer, more specific, then ask again in the same conversation.

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