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Is this correct? It ain't right. vs It isn't right.



 
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please how can we use present prefect and present perfect continous. | My name is Hihad. I would like to ask question about conditionals...

Which is correct?
It ain't right.
0%
 0%  [ 0 ]
It isn't right.
66%
 66%  [ 14 ]
Both
33%
 33%  [ 7 ]
Total Votes : 21

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Is this correct? It ain't right. vs It isn't right. #1 (permalink) Sun Sep 28, 2003 8:37 am   Is this correct? It ain't right. vs It isn't right.		  
Well, let's see again...
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Is this correct? #2 (permalink) Tue Oct 14, 2003 7:29 am   Is this correct?		  
for me

They are the same :roll:

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I said both are right #3 (permalink) Mon Oct 20, 2003 16:59 pm   I said both are right		  
Hello at all,

I chose both, because the first one is slang and can be used, the second one is definetly right.

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Is this correct? It ain't right. vs It isn't right. #4 (permalink) Thu May 06, 2010 8:48 am   Is this correct? It ain't right. vs It isn't right.		  
hello everybody,I chose the second as it is grammatically correct.
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Is this correct? It ain't right. vs It isn't right. #5 (permalink) Thu May 06, 2010 14:40 pm   Is this correct? It ain't right. vs It isn't right.		  
There was a heated discussion regarding ain't and aren't here: http://www.english-test.net/forum/ftopic51903.html
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