Exploring English Contractions Through Fun Phonics

The video tutorial introduces contractions, which are formed by joining two words with an apostrophe. It provides examples of contractions such as 'you're', 'he's', 'she's', 'it's', 'we're', 'they're', 'that's', and 'who's'. The video emphasizes how two words become one through contractions, making language more concise and efficient.

What does 'you're' stand for?

• you were

• you will

• you are

• you is

Which contraction represents 'he is'?

• he's

• he was

• he'd

• he'll

What is the contraction for 'she is'?

• she's

• she'd

• she'll

• she was

Choose the correct contraction for 'it is'.

• it's

• it'd

• it'll

• its

Which of the following is not a correct contraction?

• it are

• he's

• you're

• she's

What does 'we're' stand for?

• we had

• we will

• we were

• we are

Which contraction means 'they are'?

• they've

• they'll

• they're

• they'd

What is the correct contraction for 'that is'?

• that has

• that's

• that'll

• that'd

What does the contraction 'that's' mean?

• that has

• that is

• that shall

• that does

Choose the contraction that represents 'who is'.

• who was

• who's

• who'd

• who'll