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30 de oct. de 2004 · The person who writes 'cause is saying: I know the "correct form" of the word perfectly well: here am I self-consciously writing down the colloquial form. If you really want to write the way you talk, you don't bother with 'cause (with its conspicuous apostrophe!) = (be)cause: you just go straight ahead and write cos!
Native speaker-that’s an interesting observation. In your example, replying “Yes I am,” is natural, “Yes I’m,” is very odd-sounding. On the other hand, replying “Yes I’m just tired” would also sound normal. I’m not sure I have an explanation-other sentences end with contractions all the time.
20 de ene. de 2017 · I’m looking forward to hearing from you (using the Present Progressive form) is not as formal as I look forward to hearing from you (using the Present Simple form).. So, if you would like to sound really formal, for example when writing a cover letter or when contacting an important client, use I look forward to.. If you have already established a semi-formal relationship with the person you ...
29 de jun. de 2008 · Jul 17, 2009. #2. Unregistered said: What is the difference between I'm and am and when should I use either one. "I am" and "I'm" mean exactly the same thing. The second is a contraction of the first. Contractions like this are common in English - It is = it's; do not = don't. It's probably premature to explain which one to choose in what ...
1/5. A worksheet for practicing the use of "I" or "I'm" some conversation and some writing exercises.
27 de may. de 2019 · The adverb well is modifying the verb play. You could also sing well, dance well, speak well and do many other things well. However, well can also be an adjective, usually to describe someone who is in good health. When someone is sick, we say, “Get well soon.”. So, when someone says, “I’m well,” they’re using well as an adjective ...
Tanto «I am good» como «I am well» son correctas. Sí, tal y como lo lees en el subtítulo, está gramaticalmente correcto decir «I am good» como «I am well». Sin embargo, cada una se utiliza con la finalidad de expresar distintas cosas. Seguramente tanto a ti como a muchos nativos del idioma inglés les sorprenda enterarte de que «I ...
