Which option corrects the double negative, yet has the same meaning as the following sentence? since there is so much food here, we can’t not find something to eat.
a. since there is so much food here, we can find something to eat.
b. since there is so much food here, we can barely find nothing to eat.
c. since there is so much food here, we can’t barely find something to eat.
d. since there is so much food here, we can’t find nothing to eat.

A. Since there is so much food here we can find something to eat.

All of the other sentences do NOT make sense when you read them in deeper context. A double negative is incorrect grammar! Double negatives are things like "not never" or "can't cannot." The meaning of this sentence is saying that there is lots of food so it will be easy to find something to eat. The only answer that reflects that meaning is A.

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