Negative Long and Short Forms Sentences in English

1. I do not know.
2. I don’t ask anything.
3. She does not come here.
4. She doesn’t know how to make tea.
5. He did not miss the bus yesterday.
6. We didn’t hear this news.
7. It is not hot today.
8. She isn’t married.
9. We aren’t late today.
10. She was not in Mumbai.
11. We were not at the lecture.
12. She hasn’t any son.
13. I haven’t received a letter.
14. Don’t worry, father won’t be angry.
15. Father will not be at home tomorrow.
16. We shan’t be late tomorrow.
17. I can’t drive a motor-cycle.
18. You mustn’t drive the car on the footpath.
19. I couldn’t reach in time day before yesterday.
20. If you hadn’t told her, she wouldn’t have known.

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Long form and Short form or Contracted forms in Spoken English

Negative Long form and Short form or Contracted forms table 

Positive Long form and Short form or Contracted forms table 

Long form and short form or contracted forms in Spoken English

Verb conjugation and contraction - in other words; "The short form".

In spoken English we use the short form a lot. Instead of "I am" we say, "I'm". "Did not" becomes "didn't" etc.

We also use these short forms in informal written English. When we write the short form, we use an apostrophe (') for the missing letter(s).

Here are the short forms of the auxiliary verbs to be, to do and to have:-

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To be - Simple Present Form (Positive)

To be - Simple Present Form (Negative)

To be - Simple Past Form (Positive)

To be - Simple Past Form (Negative)

To do - Simple Present Form (Positive)

To do - Simple Present Form (Negative)

To do - Simple Past Form (Positive)

To do - Simple Past Form (Negative)

To have - Simple Present Form (Positive)

To have - Simple Present Form (negative)

To have - Simple Past Form (Positive)

To have - Simple Past Form (negative)

The long and short forms of the modal verbs (Positive)

The long and short forms of the modal verbs (Negative)

The imperative (Positive)

The imperative (Negative)

Negative long and short forms sentences

Positive Long and Short Form or Contracted Forms Table

To Be – Simple Present Form
Long Form	Short Form
I am	I’m
He is	He’s
She is	She’s
It is	It’s
You are	You’re
We are	We’re
They are	They’re

To Be – Simple Past Form
Long Form	Short Form
I was	-
He was
She was
It was
You were
We were
They were

To Do – Simple Present Form
Long Form	Short Form
I do	-
He does
She does
It does
You do
We do
They do

To Do – Simple Past Form
Long Form	Short Form
I did	-
He did
She did
It did
You did
We did
They did

To Have – Simple Present Form
Long Form	Short Form
I have	I’ve
He has	He’s
She has	She’s
It has	It’s
You have	You’ve
We have	We’ve
They have	They’ve

To Have – Simple Past Form
Long Form	Short Form
I had	I’d
He had	He’d
She had	She’d
It had	It’d
You had	You’d
We had	We’d
They had	They’d

The long and short form of model verbs such as can, could, should, must etc.…
Long Form	Short Form
I/He/She/It/You/We/They can	-
I/He/She/It/You/We/They could	-
I/He/She/It/You/We/They shall	-
I/He/She/It/You/We/They should	-
I/He/She/It/You/We/They must	-
I/He/She/It/You/We/They will	I’ll/He’ll/She’ll/It’ll/You’ll/We’ll/They’ll
I/He/She/It/You/We/They would	I’d/He’d/She’d/It’d/You’d/We’d/They’d
The Imperative
Long Form	Short Form
Let us	Let’s