The vague or unacceptable word in the following sentence is __ The picture isn't no good. isn't ) no good

The sentence "The picture isn't no good." contains a double negative, which makes it grammatically incorrect. The word "no" in "no good" is a negative, and when it is used with "isn't" (which is also a negative), it creates a double negative. In standard English, double negatives are considered incorrect and can lead to confusion. The intended meaning of the sentence is likely that the good. To correct the sentence, one can remove the word "no" to make it "The picture isn't good." or use a single negative to say "The picture is no good." Both of these options convey the intended meaning without using a double negative.