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Which sentence avoids the double negative?

A I don't have no money.
B I don't have any money.
C I haven't got none.
D She can't find nothing.

βœ“ Correct Answer: Option B

Double negatives (don't + no) are incorrect in standard English. Use "don't have any" instead.

πŸ’‘ Why is B) the correct answer?

The correct answer to the question "Which sentence avoids the double negative?" is Option B: I don't have any money..

The other options β€” A) I don't have no money., C) I haven't got none., D) She can't find nothing. β€” are incorrect for this ACT Exam Prep question. As explained above: Double negatives (don't + no) are incorrect in standard English. Use "don't have any" instead.

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