Negative Statements
To make a negative sentence with the verb to be (am, is, are), we simply add not after the verb.
person I am not
accessibility_new Is not (Isn't)
groups Are not (Aren't)
Do not use "don't" or "doesn't" with the verb to be!
ខុស! (Wrong!) ❌
ត្រឹមត្រូវ! (Correct!) ✅
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No, Sokha! "Amn't" is not a word in standard English. You should just say "I'm not hungry". 😊
Is there a difference between "She's not" and "She isn't"?
Great question, Nita! They mean exactly the same thing. Both are perfect for speaking, so you can use whichever one feels easier for you to say! 👍
Why can't I say "I don't be a doctor"?
Because "to be" is a special verb! Most verbs need "don't" or "doesn't" (like "I don't eat"), but "to be" is strong enough to just add "not" by itself. That's why we say "I am not a doctor". 👨⚕️
Teacher, can I say "amn't"? Like "I amn't hungry"?