Choose the contraction spelled right
10 sentences · All kinds, Write the two words as a contraction, Write the contraction in full, Choose the contraction spelled right, Match the two words to their contraction
Read the whole sentence, then choose the word or phrase that completes it.
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A contraction joins two words into one. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out: do not, don't; she is, she's.
Example 1Choose the short word that is spelled right.
____ drinking the milk.
He's drinking the milk.
He's is short for he is. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out.
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Choose the short word that is spelled right.
- ____ checking the babies. (He's / Hes)
- ____ be warm. (It'll / Itll)
- ____ carrying the bats. (We're / Were)
- The clowns ____ dancing. (arent / aren't / are'nt)
- ____ noisy. (It's / Its)
- ____ cheering loudly. (Shes / She's)
- ____ land. (They'll / Theyll)
- ____ busy. (Im / I'm)
- Dad ____ carrying the suitcase. (was'nt / wasn't / wasnt)
- The dog ____ scratch its ears. (doesn't / doesnt / does'nt)
- He's
He's is short for he is. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out.
- It'll
It'll is short for it will. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out.
- We're
We're is short for we are. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out.
- aren't
aren't is short for are not. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out.
- It's
It's is short for it is. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out.
- She's
She's is short for she is. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out.
- They'll
They'll is short for they will. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out.
- I'm
I'm is short for I am. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out.
- wasn't
wasn't is short for was not. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out.
- doesn't
doesn't is short for does not. The apostrophe goes where letters are left out.
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