Mastering Contractions: Practice and Application

This video tutorial introduces contractions, explaining their definition and formation using apostrophes. It provides examples of common contractions such as 'they're', 'won't', and 'can't'. The tutorial concludes with a summary and encourages viewers to like, share, and follow.

What is the purpose of using a contraction in language?

• To create new words without apostrophes

• To change the meaning of the original words

• To combine two words into a shorter form

• To make sentences longer

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Which letters are omitted in the contraction of 'they are'?

• y

• e

• a

• t

What contraction represents 'I will'?

• I'll

• I'will

• Ild

• Iwl

Which of the following is the correct contraction for 'cannot'?

• Can't

• Cannot't

• Cn't

• Canot

What is the contraction for 'did not'?

• Did'nt

• Din't

• Didn't

• D'dnt

Which contraction is used for 'we will'?

• We'll

• We'ill

• Well

• Weil

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CCSS.L.1.5A

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How is 'you have' correctly contracted?

• You've

• You'v

• Yove

• Youh've

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What does the video encourage viewers to do at the end?

• To comment their doubts

• To take a quiz

• To subscribe and like

• To share and follow for more

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