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Webster's 1828 Dictionary

I'M, contracted from I am.
IM, in composition, is usually the representative of the Latin in; n being changed to m, for the sake of easy utterance, before a labial, as in imbibe, immense, impartial. We use the same prefix in compounds not of Latin origin, as in imbody, imbitter. For im, the French write em, which we also use in words borrowed from their language.

Merriam Webster's

abbreviation 1. individual medley 2. intramural

Merriam Webster's

Date: 1584 I am

Oxford Reference Dictionary

contr. I am.

Webster's 1913 Dictionary

I'm I'm A contraction of I am.

Collin's Cobuild Dictionary

I'm is the usual spoken form of 'I am'. I'm sorry... I'm already late for my next appointment...

Dictionary of Ro

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