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"it's not" vs "it isn't", is there any difference between them?
2015年5月29日 12:23
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Use contractions whenever you can -- it sounds more natural. Use the 'long form' 'it is not' for emphasis when you want to stress something. Normal speech: It's not ok to cheat on the test. Stressed speech: It is NOT ok to cheat on the test!!
2015年5月29日
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The only real difference between these two is when you mean for the "not" to apply to something else, in which case you would say "it's not" to keep the "not" separate. For example: "It's not doing you work that got you into this trouble." The "not" here is applying to doing specifically, so it can't be combined with "is". Other than that, there's no real difference.
2015年5月29日
No it's only an abbreviation.
2015年5月29日
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