What's the difference between 'He's not Daniel.' and 'He isn't Daniel.' Any difference in meaning?
What's the difference between
'He's not Daniel.' and 'He isn't Daniel.' Any difference in meaning?
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They are both contractions for "He is not Daniel". Both are perfectly fine for everyday informal speech.
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There's no difference in meaning, but 'He's not Daniel' might be more emphatic when spoken. If you really want to emphasis this fact (or opinion), you might choose this form because it allows you to stress the 'not'. Otherwise, they are the same.
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They sound basically the same to me.
2
No difference
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