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Standard english makes the verb in the. For #2, i hope the intended answer is i hope the cake isn't burnt. Firstly, have a look at this (source): = isn't she a fine. Is not she a fine creature? I don't really have any solid reason for. Now, if you were to make contractions in these line, you would write: If the cake were still being baked, two acceptable answers would be i. I suspect it's mostly idiomatic with no hard and fast rules, but your first example seems exceedingly rare. I tend to think it isn't sounds a little more formal than it's not, which sounds a bit more colloquial.

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If the cake were still being baked, two acceptable answers would be i. = isn't she a fine. I suspect it's mostly idiomatic with no hard and fast rules, but your first example seems exceedingly rare. Now, if you were to make contractions in these line, you would write: Standard english makes the verb in the.

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I suspect it's mostly idiomatic with no hard and fast rules, but your first example seems exceedingly rare. Firstly, have a look at this (source): Now, if you were to make contractions in these line, you would write: I don't really have any solid reason for. If the cake were still being baked, two acceptable answers would be i.

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I suspect it's mostly idiomatic with no hard and fast rules, but your first example seems exceedingly rare. Standard english makes the verb in the. For #2, i hope the intended answer is i hope the cake isn't burnt. Is not she a fine creature? If the cake were still being baked, two acceptable answers would be i.

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I suspect it's mostly idiomatic with no hard and fast rules, but your first example seems exceedingly rare. For #2, i hope the intended answer is i hope the cake isn't burnt. = isn't she a fine. Standard english makes the verb in the. If the cake were still being baked, two acceptable answers would be i.

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= isn't she a fine. Is not she a fine creature? Standard english makes the verb in the. For #2, i hope the intended answer is i hope the cake isn't burnt. Firstly, have a look at this (source):

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Now, if you were to make contractions in these line, you would write: For #2, i hope the intended answer is i hope the cake isn't burnt. Standard english makes the verb in the. Is not she a fine creature? I don't really have any solid reason for.

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