difference between the contraction and the non contracted form
Hello everyone!!How are you?
Please i'm a little bit confused about the difference between a contracted form and a non contracted form.Sometimes,on movies ,when i'm watching subtitles films ,while reading, i remark they write for example "i'll do it" and another day in a different context i'll see
'i will do it'.Though the fact that they seem to be mean the same thing,could someone tell me if there a difference between those two forms.
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difference between the contraction and the non contracted form
Hello everyone!!How are you?
Please i'm a little bit confused about the difference between a contracted form and a non contracted form.Sometimes,on movies ,when i'm watching subtitles films ,while reading, i remark they write for example "i'll do it" and another day in a different context i'll see
'i will do it'.Though the fact that they seem to be mean the same thing,could someone tell me if there a difference between those two forms.
"I'll do it and I will do it" means the same thing
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I suppose it depends on who has translated to English on the subtitles. Generally, 'I'll do it' is more commonly used when speaking.
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The meaning is pretty much identical between the two forms. Generally, contractions are a more informal way of speaking / writing.
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