Multiple choice softskills communication

They aren't going _____ special.

  1. Nowhere

  2. There

  3. Anywhere

  4. All
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C Correct answer
Explanation

In negative sentences, we use 'anywhere' (not 'somewhere' or 'nowhere') when referring to an indefinite place. The correct form is 'They aren't going anywhere special.' Using 'nowhere' would create a double negative (aren't + nowhere), which is grammatically incorrect in standard English.

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