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I have read that Grover does not use contractiosn when he talks (so instead of saying "Can't", he says "Can not", and instead of saying "Won't", he says "Will not"). I have read a quote from Frank Oz where he says that if Grover uses contractions in a script, Oz makes sure he does not use them.
But there have been a few occassions where he has used contractions.
I have read that in the first season sketch where Grover and some other monsters demonstrate first and last, at one point, when he thinks Beautiful Day Monster is last in line, he says "Fred's last!", instead of "Fred is last!" Then again, I know that his personality was not fully developed in the first season. Frank Oz and the writers might have decided that it would be best for him not to use contractiosn untill later.
And he often uses contractiosn in songs. In Fuzzy and Blue, he says "I'm fuzzy and blue" instead of "I am fuzzy and blue". And then there's the song "What do I do when I'm alone", which is not titled "What do I do when I am alone".
Does anybody know of any other examples of Grover using contractions (and has anybody noticed that in this whole post I did not use contractiosn, except for in quotes? I did that on purpose)?
But there have been a few occassions where he has used contractions.
I have read that in the first season sketch where Grover and some other monsters demonstrate first and last, at one point, when he thinks Beautiful Day Monster is last in line, he says "Fred's last!", instead of "Fred is last!" Then again, I know that his personality was not fully developed in the first season. Frank Oz and the writers might have decided that it would be best for him not to use contractiosn untill later.
And he often uses contractiosn in songs. In Fuzzy and Blue, he says "I'm fuzzy and blue" instead of "I am fuzzy and blue". And then there's the song "What do I do when I'm alone", which is not titled "What do I do when I am alone".
Does anybody know of any other examples of Grover using contractions (and has anybody noticed that in this whole post I did not use contractiosn, except for in quotes? I did that on purpose)?