3e Best Wishes

3e Best Wishes

Let's learn to complete cards for special occasions.

Contractions

Contractions are shortened words that use an apostrophe to combine two words into one. You hear contractions in conversation and see them in writing. Understanding the proper use of contractions can help you master the English language.

Formal writing

Technically speaking,

contractions aren't necessary in formal written English. 

Use contraction in casual friendly English. The apostrophe in red substitutes the letter.

Open Ended

Look at the sentences and write all the contractions you can see.

Multiple Select

Select the contraction forms.

• It's

• Harry's

• He's

• What's

Multiple Select

Select the contraction forms.

• They're

• Party's

• Albert's

Multiple Select

Select the contraction forms.

• Karl's

• Wedding's

• Sonia's

• I'm

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentences. Use contractions.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentences. Use contractions.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentences. Use contractions.

Read the greeting card

What's the occasion?

Who's the card from?

Who's the card to?

It is important to know the parts of the card. To >> Special occasion >> From

Writing a card

To: Jean

(la persona a quien se le enviara)

Congratulations. I'm happy for you

(el Mensaje)

From: Rene

(la persona que envia)

Well done!

Write and prepare a fictional congratulation card.

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