<span>"This candy isn't hardly sweet," and the parts that make up the double negative are the words "is not" and "hardly," as they both hint at a "lack of" something.
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Hello, Danny!
My name is Amelia. I'm 11 and I live in London with my family; my parents and my sisters. My parents are lawyers and they work at the Court, while my older sisters, Christina and Miranda, are students. Although London is a big town, we live in a small house in a very friendly neighborhood with a lot of green areas and historical monuments. My neighborhood is safe and spacious, and I like it so much. My school is big and we have some really interesting activities here, like the painting sections, literary club, different sports sections, and chess club. My favorite one is the painting section.
So, I would like to know a bit more about you, your family and your hobbies.
I would also be really thankful if you could give me some tips and recommendations for what I could do in Dublin during my visit?
Best wishes,
Amelia
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half-full
Explanation:
Let say you see the glass right in front of you, with the water level at half. When you look at things "half-empty", that gives a pessimistic view of things. But if you look at things and think its "half-full", you're looking at the brighter side, mate.
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Number 2:
Very unbiased and based on opinions.
