Match the correct contraction word meanings in this Grade 3 English worksheet.
Grade 3 English worksheet on contraction words, matching original two words with their correct contracted forms.
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Let's solve this contraction matching worksheet step by step.
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Match each original two-word phrase on the left with its correct contraction on the right.
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Contractions are shortened forms of two words, usually joined with an apostrophe (`'`) to replace omitted letters.
For example:
- "she would" → she'd
- "should have" → should've
We’ll go through each pair and find the correct match.
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1. she would/had → she'd
- "she would" = she'd
- "she had" = she'd
→ So she'd is correct.
2. should have → should've
- Already shown in the image as matched → ✔️ Correct
3. that is/has → that's
- "that is" = that's
- "that has" = that's
→ So that's is correct.
4. that will → that'll
- "that will" = that'll
→ Match: that'll
5. that would/had → that'd
- "that would" = that'd
- "that had" = that'd
→ Match: that'd
6. there have → there've
- "there have" = there've
→ Match: there've
7. there is/has → there's
- "there is" = there's
- "there has" = there's
→ Match: there's
8. there will → there'll
- "there will" = there'll
→ Match: there'll
9. there would/had → there'd
- "there would" = there'd
- "there had" = there'd
→ Match: there'd
10. they are → they're
- "they are" = they're
→ Match: they're
11. they have → they've
- "they have" = they've
→ Match: they've
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| Original Two Words | Contraction |
|---------------------------|-------------|
| she would/had | she'd |
| should have | should've |
| that is/has | that's |
| that will | that'll |
| that would/had | that'd |
| there have | there've |
| there is/has | there's |
| there will | there'll |
| there would/had | there'd |
| they are | they're |
| they have | they've |
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- should have → should've ✔ (already done)
- she would/had → she'd
- that is/has → that's
- that will → that'll
- that would/had → that'd
- there have → there've
- there is/has → there's
- there will → there'll
- there would/had → there'd
- they are → they're
- they have → they've
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- Look for the apostrophe and see what word it replaces.
- Remember common contractions like:
- 's = is or has
- 'd = would or had
- 'll = will
- 've = have
- 're = are
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✔ All matches completed correctly!
This worksheet helps students understand how contractions work in English grammar.
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🔹 Goal:
Match each original two-word phrase on the left with its correct contraction on the right.
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✔ Understanding Contractions:
Contractions are shortened forms of two words, usually joined with an apostrophe (`'`) to replace omitted letters.
For example:
- "she would" → she'd
- "should have" → should've
We’ll go through each pair and find the correct match.
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🟩 Left Column (Original Two Words) → 🔵 Right Column (Contraction)
1. she would/had → she'd
- "she would" = she'd
- "she had" = she'd
→ So she'd is correct.
2. should have → should've
- Already shown in the image as matched → ✔️ Correct
3. that is/has → that's
- "that is" = that's
- "that has" = that's
→ So that's is correct.
4. that will → that'll
- "that will" = that'll
→ Match: that'll
5. that would/had → that'd
- "that would" = that'd
- "that had" = that'd
→ Match: that'd
6. there have → there've
- "there have" = there've
→ Match: there've
7. there is/has → there's
- "there is" = there's
- "there has" = there's
→ Match: there's
8. there will → there'll
- "there will" = there'll
→ Match: there'll
9. there would/had → there'd
- "there would" = there'd
- "there had" = there'd
→ Match: there'd
10. they are → they're
- "they are" = they're
→ Match: they're
11. they have → they've
- "they have" = they've
→ Match: they've
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✔ Final Answer: Match Each Pair
| Original Two Words | Contraction |
|---------------------------|-------------|
| she would/had | she'd |
| should have | should've |
| that is/has | that's |
| that will | that'll |
| that would/had | that'd |
| there have | there've |
| there is/has | there's |
| there will | there'll |
| there would/had | there'd |
| they are | they're |
| they have | they've |
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🔗 Matching Lines (as per worksheet):
- should have → should've ✔ (already done)
- she would/had → she'd
- that is/has → that's
- that will → that'll
- that would/had → that'd
- there have → there've
- there is/has → there's
- there will → there'll
- there would/had → there'd
- they are → they're
- they have → they've
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💡 Tips for Students:
- Look for the apostrophe and see what word it replaces.
- Remember common contractions like:
- 's = is or has
- 'd = would or had
- 'll = will
- 've = have
- 're = are
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✔ All matches completed correctly!
This worksheet helps students understand how contractions work in English grammar.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of contractions grammar worksheet.