I can go nowhere or I cannot go nowhere?
I can go nowhere or I cannot go nowhere?
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The correct one is "I can go nowhere".
"I cannot go nowhere?" is gramatically incorrect as you cannot use a negative forme 2 times in one phrase.
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I can go nowhere or I cannot go nowhere?
I can go nowhere or I cannot go nowhere?
Better :
1. I have nowhere to go
or
2. There is nowhere I can go
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I can go nowhere or I cannot go nowhere?
both seem to be right. BUt in the first case "I can go nowhere" is some what indirectly negatively statement. But in the secind " I cannot go nowhere" is directly said without any twist.
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Adding onto that, you COULD say 'I can't go nowhere' or 'I don't have nothing' as very abstract ways of saying 'If you go somewhere, you have to go somewhere' or 'I have at least one thing', but you'd rarely use those in conversation.
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I can go nowhere is correct if you go by meaning!!!
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