Can someone tell me what's the difference between isn't and ain't? Is it the same thing?
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Can someone tell me what's the difference between isn't and ain't? Is it the same thing?
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I understand to avoid using certain words for some reason, but if you want to remember slang, you need to practice it either from listening or speaking it. Sorry for not explaining it totally. Actually, ain't means am not, is not, are not, has not, and have not. For e.g. I ain't a lazy student. I ain't done my homework yet. Therefore, I see it's handy to be used. Hah.
I agree TK Chan, it is in the willing of every person to use it and of course needs practice. So, for you it's handy huh? :) For me not :) Thanks for the further explanation and for your answer again!
To my experience, I think isn't is identical to ain't, but one is a slang, and the other is a formal contraction of is not.
Sincerely,
TK
Kevin, thank you very much for dropping by in my discussion and for your opinion. It is respected :)
Thayaparan, thank you very much for your answer!
Yes Hamza, i met some times this word in lyrics of songs and i was wondering about it. All members here made it clear to me. Thank you for your comment :)
Very good question and answers , thanks
Hello Camilla Marianna, thank you for your answer :)
Jeffrey i agree with you and i don't think that any serious person would send a CV with a casual form. CV is an official document and must be written in an official and proper way.
That's what i do Jeffrey, thanks for your advice :)
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