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Negation is the process that turns an affirmative statement (e.g. "I am American") into its opposite denial (e.g. "I am not American").
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When can I use "Only do ..." vs. when must I use "Only ..." without the "do"?
I'm writing a scientific paper and my supervisor (who is non-native speaker, whereas I am a native speaker) asked me to change this construct:
Only do males have a y chromosome.
to
Only male …
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