Para decir que no con am, añade not: I'm not = I am not.
I'm not
I am not here.
I'm not a teacher.
I'm not ready.
Not "I amn't ready." — say "I'm not ready.". Con I, la forma negativa es I'm not — "amn't" no existe.
Pruébalo: ___ a teacher. (I'm not / I isn't / I aren't) Respuesta: I'm not — I'm not a teacher. Con I, la forma negativa es I'm not, nunca isn't ni aren't.
isn't
Para decir que no con is, añade not: isn't = is not.
He isn't here.
She isn't here.
It isn't here.
Not "He not is here." — say "He isn't here.". El not se pega a is → isn't, y no va delante.
Pruébalo: Sofia ___ here. (isn't / aren't / not is) Respuesta: isn't — Sofia isn't here. Sofia es una sola persona (she), así que la palabra negativa es isn't, no aren't.
aren't
Para decir que no con are, añade not: aren't = are not. You usa siempre are / aren't.
You aren't here.
We aren't here.
They aren't here.
Not "They isn't here." — say "They aren't here.". we, they y you → aren't, nunca isn't.
Pruébalo: They ___ students. (aren't / isn't / not are) Respuesta: aren't — They aren't students. They es más de uno, así que la palabra negativa es aren't, no isn't.
¿Dónde va el not?
not va después de am / is / are.
I am not ready.
She is not ready.
They are not ready.
Not "She not is ready." — say "She is not ready.". Primero el verbo be, después el not.
Pruébalo: We ___ ready. (aren't / isn't / not are) Respuesta: aren't — We aren't ready. We es más de uno → aren't. El not se pega a are.