Double Negative: Explanation and Examples

A double negative is caused by using two negative terms in the same sentence (e.g., I don
A double negative is caused by using two negative terms in the same sentence (e.g., I don't have no money). A double negative is usually created by combining the negative form of a verb (e.g., did not) with a negative pronoun (e.g., nothing), a negative adverb (e.g., never), or a negative conjunction (e.g., neither/nor).

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