Apostrophe in Contracted Forms
Apostrophe in Contracted Forms Contraction means shorten A contraction is a shortened form of two words. In a contraction, an apostrophe takes the place of the missing letters. · I am = I’m · you have = you’ve · it is = it’s Apostrophe in contracted forms. Write the words that each contraction stands for. 1. He’s → 2. He’s got → 3. He’d → 4. He’ll → 5. He can't → 6. He didn't → 7. He doesn't → 8. He hadn't → 9. He won't → 10. He wouldn't → 11. I'm → 12. We’ve → 13. Doesn’t → 14. He’s → 15. It’s → 16. Didn’t → 17. There’s → 18. Wasn’t → 19. That’s → 20. Who’s → 21. Don’t → 22. Can’t → 23. Won't → 24. We’ll → 25. Haven’t → 26. He’s → 27. Isn’t → 28. She’ll → 29. I'm → 30. You’re→ 31. I'd → 32. You’ll→ Write ...
