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Re: I am vs. I'm
Posted: 30 Nov 2020, 12:09
by Sarah Schmidt
It's because it's so commonplace for us to use and see 'I'm' instead of the expanded 'I am'. This isn't the only case where Fayman uses formal writing, however. The writing seems stilted and doesn't flow very well because of instances just like this one.
Re: I am vs. I'm
Posted: 15 Feb 2021, 14:08
by Yvonne Monique
When writing I personally always use I am instead of I'm, but I agree that it makes the text look more formal, so it might not be suitable for all kind of contexts.
Re: I am vs. I'm
Posted: 06 Sep 2021, 05:27
by Medhansh Bhardwaj
I may have to disagree with you on this one. Personally, I think "I am" is much better and more professional than "I'm". I don't dislike "I'm", I just like "I am" more.
Re: I am vs. I'm
Posted: 27 Jun 2022, 12:33
by Moneybag
I prefer the phrase I am, because it makes more sense.