The correct sentence would be: "I thought none of you..." (Option A)
<h3>How to correct the sentence?</h3>
To correct this sentence we must first identify what the error is.
The error is the use of the words "didn't think any" in a row because it uses the negation twice.
To correct that error we must simplify the negation to just one. So the sentence would remain.
- "I thought none of you..."
Note: This question is incomplete because there is some information missing. Here is the missing part.
Sentence
- I didn't think any of you wanted to go along.
Options
- I didn't think not none of you wanted to go along.
- I thought none of you wanted to go along.
- I thought not none of you wanted to go along.
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Answer:
to what?
Explanation:
the answers to what? what's the question
Answer:
1.) "At a glance"
2.) "The enchanted distance"
Explanation:
In Act 1, Cassius is trying to persuade Brutus against Caesar. This would make him a betrayer. It shows that Cassius is against Caesar in all ways possible. Especially when he saved Caesar and he acted like a little sick girl. Cassius's persuasion eventually wins over Brutus and that's why the outcome of Julius Caesar, was what it was.
