In spoken English, native speakers often use contractions (short forms). Without them, your speech may sound too formal or robotic.
Examples:
- I am going to class. → I’m going to class.
- She is not ready. → She isn’t ready.
- They will arrive soon. → They’ll arrive soon.
- Do not worry. → Don’t worry.
- He has finished his work. → He’s finished his work.
Why it matters:
Using contractions makes your English sound smooth, natural, and fluent—especially in conversations. However, in formal writing, avoid overusing them.
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