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What is wrong with the sentence it werent no surprise you new he wood do it?

The sentence "It werent no surprise you new he wood do it" has several grammatical errors:

* Subject-verb agreement: "It" is singular, but "werent" is plural. It should be "wasn't."

* Double negative: "Werent no" is a double negative, which is grammatically incorrect. You should use "wasn't" or "was not."

* Misspelling: "New" should be "knew," and "wood" should be "would."

Here's the corrected sentence:

It wasn't any surprise that you knew he would do it.

This sentence is grammatically correct and makes sense.

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