What are some examples of grammatical language taboos?

Question

What are some examples of grammatical language taboos?

Answer 1

E·bon·ics (ĭ-bŏn'ĭks, ē'bŏn'-)

n. (used with a sing. verb)

See African American Vernacular English. See Usage Note at Black English on answers.com.



[Blend of EBONY and PHONICS.]



Also, using a double (or triple, quadruple, etc.) negative use to emphasize how emphatically you meant NO! However, it is currently bad grammar.

Answer 2

Most Ebonics.

Answer 3

double negatives, eg: i ain't got no cigarettes.



this means in reality , you would HAVe cigarettes.