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Isn't

/ˈɪznt/contraction
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A shortened form of 'is not', used to negate statements in the present tense for third-person singular subjects, like 'he is not' becoming 'he isn't'. In today's fast-paced communication, it's a staple for making language more efficient and conversational, though some formal writing still avoids it for a polished tone.

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Contractions like 'isn't' can actually make you sound more trustworthy in casual settings; studies from the University of California show that people perceive speakers using contractions as warmer and more approachable, potentially influencing outcomes in negotiations or social interactions.

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