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Frogfish Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
AM+not in Question form
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This question is asked by my friend. As he doesn't use this site, I have to ask for him. Honestly, I also want to know the answer of this question. He said to me, "We can write Are+not & Is+not together(sorry , I wrote in short forms) in question forms like "Aren't you a doctor?", "Isn't she pretty?" and something like that. So, what about Am+not? We can write "Am I not good?", can't we also write "Am " together? " Well, he asked me like this. Please help me. Thank you so much!
frogfish
This question is asked by my friend. As he doesn't use this site, I have to ask for him. Honestly, I also want to know the answer of this question. He said to me, "We can write Are+not & Is+not together(sorry , I wrote in short forms) in question forms like "Aren't you a doctor?", "Isn't she pretty?" and something like that. So, what about Am+not? We can write "Am I not good?", can't we also write "Am " together? " Well, he asked me like this. Please help me. Thank you so much!
frogfish
Top answer
frogfish can't we also write "Am " together? Yes. Am+not in a question is irregular .
- frogfish can't we also write "Am " together?
- Yes.
- Am+not in a question is irregular .
- It becomes Aren't .
- Aren't I good at grammar?
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frogfishcan't we also write "Am " together?Yes. Am+not in a question is irregular. It becomes Aren't.
Aren't I good at grammar?
Aren't I the best man for the job?
Aren't I right about that?
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