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"I am in good financial standing at any schools" - applying to a US high school



123okjh7 1 / -  
Jan 9, 2011   #1
Hello everyone, i'm currently applying to a US high school and I was given this question in the application:

Are you currently not in good financial standing at any schools?

So if I mean "I am in good financial standing at any schools", should I say yes or no ??

i'm not a native speaker and I'm always confused about these kind of questions. Why do they always add a not in a question ??

thank you in advance..

mwgstan 1 / 7  
Jan 11, 2011   #2
I would think of it as, "Are you in BAD financial standing...?" Then answer accordingly.
EF_Kevin 8 / 13052  
Feb 5, 2011   #3
Are you currently not in good financial standing at any schools?

So if I mean "I am in good financial standing at any schools", should I say yes or no ??

Ha ha, they did a bad job of writing the question!!

. Why do they always add a not in a question ??

Ha ha, you are great. I definitely agree...

Well, I don't want you to not think it isn't better if you don't choose not to use not in a sentence, but... I definitely don't not understand your confusion.

Okay, just kidding about that.

Just write a sentence: I am in good financial standing with all previous schools.
Or if they make you answer "yes" or "no" you should do exactly what mqgstan said:
Answer "no" (i.e. I am NOT not in good financial standing.) It will be okay. :-)
Chelo 5 / 13  
Feb 15, 2011   #4
I think you should the questiion according to your real financial condition

Why do they always add a not in a question ??

good question !


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