Just a question:
When I want to shorten "it is not", should I use "it's not" or "it isn't"? And does it matter?
It depends. Here's my take on it:
“It isn't good” < - Expression/Adjective
“It's not me” < - Noun
But it can also vary based on the conversation.
“This is my red car”
“It's not red, though” < - Expressing confusion
But use whatever you want, it doesn't matter.
It depends. Here's my take on it:
“It isn't good” < - Expression/Adjective
“It's not me” < - Noun
But it can also vary based on the conversation.
“This is my red car”
“It's not red, though” < - Expressing confusion
But use whatever you want, it doesn't matter.