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But that presumption does not remove the dissonance or the possibility of misunderstanding It*is*n't vs its*not this obviously matters a whole lot for rhythm and rhyme In the expression there is or ought to be a rule that where we are dealing with.
The normal form of a negative infinitive is not to x, in all contexts The biggest difference between the two is how many syllables it takes to say them The form to not x is grammatical (notwithstanding the generations of people who have moaned about splitting the.
The noad defines nor as
Used before the second or further of two or more alternatives (the first being introduced by a negative such as neither or not) to indicate that they are each untrue or. The header of psyco.sourceforge.net states Why use need not instead of do not need Also, why no to before.
The be not construction is simply more poetic It hearkens back to lines like death be not proud from john donne in the 17th century, or shakespeare's be not afraid of. I know you can answer with a fuller response like no, i don't like ice cream but why should it be, no, i don't rather than, no, i do not This has been puzzling me for years
I am confuse with the use of 'not that'
When we say not that i like bread, but i don't like to eat more carbohydrate. it means to me that i like bread and i don't like to eat more.
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