Formal VS Informal English Contractions | Common Examples | Speak English With Rubenson Termonfils

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Today, I have prepared an overview of Formal and Informal English Contractions.

What is a contraction?
A contraction is a word or phrase that has been shortened by dropping one or more letters commonly used in speech (or written dialogue).

Now, what's the difference between formal and informal?

Formal: Done in accordance with structures, etiquette, and professionalism.
Ex: You all VS Y'all.
Informal: Denoting a style of structural techniques and rules.
Ex: Kind of VS Kinda

Now, let's get to see some of the common examples.
Mountain - Mount N'
Student - Stud N't
Mom - Ma'am
Company - comp Nee'
You all - Y'all
Jesus - Jezzz'
Kind of - Kinda'
What's up - S'up
Right now - Rat Na'
Going to - Gonna'
In - In'
You - Ya
(How are you doing) - How ya doin'
Got to - Gotta'
I am | I am a - Imma'
Can't - Cain't
Have - A
Would have been - Wood a ben'

These are quite a few formal and informal common English contractions that you may hear daily.

I hope that you acknowledge this fact and try to be professional when speaking or writing English.
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