In this video, learn how to use "not to" and "to not" when you're forming negative sentences with the infinitive so you can improve your basic English grammar and sound like a native English speaker. Should you say "I told you not to go" or "I told you to not go"? Which one would a native English speaker use? Which one should you use on a formal English grammar test? That's what we'll discuss in this lesson. Watch the lesson now... | JForrest English

In this video, learn how to use 'it isn't' and it's not'. Both of these are contractions in the verb 'To Be' negative. The full structure is: It Is Not. In the verb 'To Be', there are 2 possible options for negative contractions. You can form a "subject verb" contraction or you can form a "verb not" contractions. This is true for all subjects except "I". With the subjection "I" the only contraction is "I'm not" (subject verb contraction). There is no difference between these two contraction opti