Assertion: auxiliary verb's form | /r/HasProperty | possible
Facets:
value: after pronoun subjects
type: OTHER
value: in a dependent clause
type: OTHER
value: in spoken language
type: LOCATION
value: in written english
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: In written English, contracted forms are possible but unusual after pronoun subjects; contracted forms are not used after noun subjects.
text: contracted forms are possible but unusual after pronoun subjects; contracted forms are after noun subjects.
text: The president 's chosen his new team (this form is possible in spoken language, but it would not normally be written)
text: This does not apply to all dependent clauses, however; if the future time or hypothetical reference is expressed in the dependent clause independently of the main clause, then a form with will or would in a dependent clause is possible: