human
This silk of yours is very suitable for an elderly person --or--
gpt
Will you take this chair?--an old lady like you will find it very comfortable --or--
human
Look, baby--is not that grandma? --or--
gpt
I told the servant to attend first to you, on account of your age --or--
human
Children, don't make such a noise--have you no respect for old people?
gpt
and
human
--
gpt
--
human
--
gpt
I don't want no more --
human
I didn't hear nothing about it --
gpt
I didn't see nobody there --
human
I won't do so no more. And other similar violations of grammar; and grammar is never more palpably outraged than when two negatives are used for an affirmative. It is surely shorter and easier to say,
gpt
I want no more --
human
I heard nothing about it --
gpt
I saw nobody there --
human
I will do so no more.
gpt
I have no doubt but he was there. As if his being there was your only doubt. You should say,
human
I have no doubt of his being there.
gpt
I have no doubt but that he wrote it, seems to signify that you do doubt his writing it, and that you are nearly sure he did not. The proper phrase is,
human
I have no doubt of his writing it.
gpt
I do not doubt but that she knew it long ago, implies that you do doubt her having known it. It should be,
human
I do not doubt her knowing it long ago.