“You better pray to God not.
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why "not"used at end of sentence?
“You better pray to God not.” His voice was full of pity. “You poor child,” he said. “You poor
baby.”
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In this case, "not" is referring to what was said right before this sentence. The speaker said, "You better pray to God not," meaning, "You better pray to God that does not happen/that is not the case."
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What is the context, the dialogue before this sentence?
Other example
Person A: 'I think it is going to rain'
Perdon B: 'I hope not. I do not have an umbrella'
I hope not means I hope it is not going to rain, the previous statement.
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