Noun:

ମାମି |, PC, ଜ୍ୱାଇଁ, ଖୁଡି,

amn't's Usage Examples:

Voice, offering the one-line quip, "hating playas is fine, hating play amn"t".

" If anyone thinks that I amn"t divine, He gets no free drinks when I"m making the wine But have to drink.

contraction aren"t, which in standard English represents are not, is a very common means of filling the "amn"t gap" in questions: Aren"t I lucky to have.

question form (amn"t I?) is used more frequently than the declarative I amn"t.

Sound also gave the album a positive review, writing "Easy listening this amn"t, but if you want a rollercoaster ride into deep recessions and to be thrilled.

Amn"t I invited? for Am I not invited? Note that in Scottish English, the first person declarative I amn"t invited and interrogative Amn"t I invited.

): Clever, aren"t I? Scotland/Northern Ireland: Clever, amn"t I? nonstandard dialects: Clever, ain"t I? English tag questions can have.

(The standard I"m not is available as an alternative to I amn"t in both Scottish.