Let's solve the task step by step.
The goal is to
contract the given phrases into their correct
contraction forms. A contraction is a shortened form of two words, usually with an apostrophe (') replacing one or more letters.
Here’s how we solve each:
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1.
will not →
won't
- "Will" + "not" = "won't"
2.
can not →
can't
- "Can" + "not" = "can't"
3.
you are →
you're
- "You" + "are" = "you're"
4.
she is →
she's
- "She" + "is" = "she's"
5.
we will →
we'll
- "We" + "will" = "we'll"
6.
do not →
don't
- "Do" + "not" = "don't"
7.
should not →
shouldn't
- "Should" + "not" = "shouldn't"
8.
I am →
I'm
- "I" + "am" = "I'm"
9.
did not →
didn't
- "Did" + "not" = "didn't"
10.
have not →
haven't
- "Have" + "not" = "haven't"
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✔ Final Answers:
1. won't
2. can't
3. you're
4. she's
5. we'll
6. don't
7. shouldn't
8. I'm
9. didn't
10. haven't
These contractions are commonly used in informal writing and speech to make language more concise.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of third grade english worksheet.