Question

Which option corrects the double negative, yet has the same meaning as the following sentence? The coffee isn’t never hot.

The coffee ain’t never hot.

The coffee isn’t hot never.

The coffee isn’t scarcely hot.

The coffee isn’t ever hot.

Answer 1

I Think it's B The coffee isn’t hot never.

Answer 2

The coffee isn’t ever hot.

Step-by-step explanation:

Double negatives in a sentence are when a statement contains two negative elements or words like in the given sentence "isn't" and "never". In correct English, we do not tend to use it because they are confusing. In order to correct the sentence, either of the negative elements needs to be removed, this would be the result:

The coffee is never hot

The coffee isn't ever hot