Is it accurate to say that you are Committing THIS Error As well?

The Wrong Utilization of "AM" and "I AM"

I'm no master or expert in English Dialect, however, I see numerous individuals commit this error.

At first, I used to think this was because of the internet based life disorder which has made individuals languid to type certain words in full. Be that as it may, when I was seeing this slip-up in official archives, for example, CVs, Proposition, Introductory letters, and so forth, I knew this was a genuine issue. Consequently, the requirement for this post.

They utilize AM the point at which they should utilize "I AM" or the abbreviated shape, I'M.

Whenever you compose explanations, for example, AM FINE, AM COMING, AM Great, AM Intrigued, AM AT HOME, and so forth, every one of these announcements is mistaken!

Or maybe, you should state I AM FINE, I AM COMING, I AM Great, and so forth or utilize the short structures: I'M FINE, I'M Great, I'M AT HOME, and so forth.

Certainly, simply utilize this basic general guideline:

'AM' is an assistant verb that ordinarily can't be utilized to begin a sentence, aside from when making inquiries. For instance, "Am I to go?"

Other than this, 'AM' typically isn't utilized to start articulations.

Observe this apparently seemingly insignificant detail, and right it in case you're concerned. You can never tell when it'll matter.

I trust you got the hang of something.

Good wishes.

P.S: I am not your English Dialect instructor. For more exercises, contact your educator! Much thanks to you!