Could "I don't like anything" be expressed as "I like nothing"?
Could you please help me to clear the question?
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Yes, both sentences have the same meaning, but in English we prefer to give the negative as early as possible. Our natural choice is, "I don't like anything."
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Yes but don't ever say "I don't like nothing" because THAT is a double negative and not proper English grammar.
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Thank you for your response.
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I think they have same meaning.
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