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Negative of the phrase: "He needs some money"

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#1 (permalink) Sat Nov 01, 2008 12:49 pm Negative of the phrase: "He needs some money"

hi all i have tried to find out the negative of this phrase He needs some money :cry: please help... :(

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#2 (permalink) Sun Nov 02, 2008 2:09 am He needs some money

Hi Aryam 'He needs some money' The negative of this phrase is: 'He doesn't need any money' Jan

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#3 (permalink) Wed Nov 05, 2008 19:43 pm He needs some money

Jaykaylam wrote:

Hi Aryam
'He needs some money'

The negative of this phrase is:
'He doesn't need any money'

Jan

thank you 8)
and sorry for being late to answer you..
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