Question

1. In informal English, there is an expression. *ain't*, which, sometimes, replaces the use of the negative form of the verb to be. Read the letter below, and rewrite it to standard English by using the *correct* form of be.

Hi.Julian! Sorry, but I ain't a student at Delta Centre anymore. I ain't adapting as I wish.I reported to Mr. Phillips, and even if he ain't happy about it, he respects my decision. I wish you know that you ain't the reason why I am quitting. It ain't for anything personal. You both are very special to me, and I hope meeting you for the time being Best Regards.

Alan

ME AJUDEM POR FAVOR​

Answer 1

Resposta:

Am/is/are not.

Explicação:

Hi, Julian! Sorry, but I am not a student at Delta Centre anymore. I am not adapting as I wish. I reported to Mr. Phillips, and even if he is not happy about it, he respects my decision. I wish you know that you are not the reason why I am quitting. It is not for anything personal. You both are very special to me, and I hope meeting you for the time being Best Regards.

Alan