contraction form of 'I am not well'

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I ain' t well.
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Usually in formal communication, contractions are avoided. However in this case it will be, " I ain't well."
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I'm not well
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I'm not well.
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I know it very well the English language is very cheap and rough language that anybody can easily learn and speak but mostly we don't get more chance for communication. Can you make a good chance for developing communications skill for fluency English?
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Has your grand father, grand mother, uncle or aunt ever corrected your Spoken English? In many parts of Tamil Nadu, especially in villages, a car was addressed as a "Pleasure" (during1960s). My father's elder brother worked as a Government Interpreter, English-Tamil-English, in Singapore during British rule and spent half span of his life there with his family. After retirement he settled down in his native town in Tamil Nadu. He used to teach English to youngsters and correct their silly mistakes too. Once we were shouting "Pleasure, pleasure" on seeing a car plying in our town. He explained how the word "Pleasure" originated. Travelling by car is still a pleasure but one used to feel overjoyed in those days. Some educated person called the experience as a "Pleasure" and villagers misinterpreted it and started calling a car a "Pleasure".
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Dear !! As I know that I can write & understand English in normal way. But I want to speak English without thinking of it. I have strong vocabulary as far as I know. But when it comes to speak I always get nervous. I feel that I can not communicate in English. I want to overcome such fear & want to get rid of all negative things. So let me now from where I'll have to start & where to finish. I do not have time to waste. I really want to speak English. Not only speaking But I need to develop my personality with English and want to speak as native speaker. So let me know Is it possible or not for me?? If possible then let me know How much time you will need to train me & cost also. I do not want to be part of CROWD of English learner. I hope you understand my problem very well. Please tell me briefly about the above as soon as possible. One another thing is that if you can provide me online one to one basis training then also will be better. Hope you understand what I'm trying to say, as my speaking English is not much better. Waiting for your positive response. Simply Question is that From where I should start & Where I am stand right now, as I'm unable to assess myself???? Thanks
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