Abbreviations mainly include the following forms:
1. Abbreviations of nominative verbs and copulative verbs of personal pronouns:
I am = I am.
We are = we are.
You are = you are, you are.
She is/was. She is.
He is/was. He is.
Be/used to be
They are them (her, it).
2. Abbreviations of copula verbs and not in negative sentences:
No = no.
No = no.
No, no.
No.
3. Abbreviation of personal pronoun nominative and shall/will, not:
I will/will go.
We will = we will, we will go.
You will = you will, you (we) will go.
She will = she will, she will.
He will = he will, he will.
Yes, yes, yes.
They will = they will they (she, it) will.
No = no (want)
Shouldn't (don't want to)
Many students don't know if they won't and won't, so be sure to remember!
4, personal pronouns nominative and you/you, not abbreviations:
I I have = I have.
We have = we have.
You have = you have, you (we) have.
She = she has.
It = it has.
He = he has.
They have = they have.
Not yet.
Not yet.
5. Abbreviations of interrogative words and other words:
1) What is what?
What is this?
3) Who = Who?
Who's who?
Where is it?
Where are you?
7) Yes = Yes
Yes = yes.
9) Don't do it = Don't do it.
10) Don't do it.
1 1) cannot = cannot.
12) cannot = cannot.
13) That's = That's.
let’s = let’s。
My name is.
I will if I want to.
Will you (we)?
We will = we will/should/if we will/have.
You'd better.
When using abbreviations, you should pay attention to the following points:
1, which has no abbreviated form.
2. In the third person singular and the abbreviation of "S", "S" can mean three words: yes, was and has. For example, the abbreviations of she is, she was and she has are all hers. When students use it, they must analyze it according to the specific situation of tense and context, so as to be aware of it, and they can't take it for granted that "'s'" is.
3. When answering simple questions, the affirmative form cannot be abbreviated.