I don’t know or I do not know? Which one is correct while writing an email?
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Asked: May 28, 20212021-05-28T07:38:39+05:30
2021-05-28T07:38:39+05:30In: Education and learning
Which one is correct “I don’t know” or “I do not know”?
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“I don’t know” and “I do not know”, both have the same meaning.
People normally use “I don’t know” to make it easy/short in their daily conversation. “I do not know” will be used more in written communication like writing formal emails. So there is no difference in their meaning.
Both are correct in use. “Don’t” is just a contraction for “Do not”.
Both are same but in pronouncing I don’t know sounds better