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My brain is still stuck on contractions. If English is going to be lazy and use contractions as short cuts, why not double down?

There Is = There's

Is Not = Isn't

There Is Not = There'sn't

She Has = She's

Has Not = Hasn't

She Has Not = She'sn't

You Are You're

Are Not = Aren't

You Are Not = You'ren't

My brain is still stuck on contractions. If English is going to be lazy and use contractions as short cuts, why not double down? There Is = There's Is Not = Isn't **There Is Not = There'sn't** She Has = She's Has Not = Hasn't **She Has Not = She'sn't** You Are You're Are Not = Aren't **You Are Not = You'ren't**

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That ‘s’ is a possessive form, not a contraction