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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Thanks.
Hi there I respect your opinion Elen, I like saying ai'nt and that's delightful.
Dear A738a, thank you very much for the information. Actually i heard it in a song. I prefer not to use it. Thank you again for your comment!
Dear Danny! Personally I like ain't better.;) In spoken language that is.
I neither dislike or like it, but most importantly, I do understand it, so I can carry an easier conversation with others when using it. hah
Good job :))
I know right?^_^
Haha Danny, sure, i will not follow your mistake :D I understood very well this word but i don't use it. Thanks for your comment!
It is a contraction for am not, is not, are not, has not, and have not in English vernacular. In some dialects ain't is also used as a contraction of do not, does not, and did not. You can hear it in every day conversation among people, movies, TV shows, etc. But it is not acceptable in written language.
Yes TK Chan, but i think it is better for a learner not to use slang language. Some words are easy to understand them but some are not. In my case, "ain't" is a confusing word. Thanks for your answer :)
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