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21 January
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English (US)
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I'd like to to know if the next sentence “it won't bring you anything good = It'll bring you nothing but good”?
I'd like to to know if the next sentence “it won't bring you anything good = It'll bring you nothing but good”?
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No. It means it will bring nothing that is good. It can only be bad.
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@AlejandroRafael_Lede they mean the opposite , one will bring good and the other won't
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- English (US) Near fluent
the opposite actually.
It won't bring you anything good = it'll bring you something bad
It'll bring you nothing but good= it'll bring you something good and nothing else
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