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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
The use of I'm
When Some is asked a question why is it improper to reply with I'm??
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When the answer is only two words, do not use the contraction. A: Who is going with me? B: I am.
- When the answer is only two words, do not use the contraction.
- A: Who is going with me?
- B: I am.
- (Not I'm.
- ) A: Who will go with me?
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When the answer is only two words, do not use the contraction.
A: Who is going with me?
B: I am. (Not I'm.)
A: Who will go with me?
B: I will. (Not I'll)
A: Who is going with me?
B: I am. (Not I'm.)
A: Who will go with me?
B: I will. (Not I'll)
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