Contractions are two words combined with an apostrophe to form a single word. Examples include I'll, we'll, he'll, she'll, wouldn't, couldn't, don't, and can't. To form a contraction, take the first part of one word and the last part of the other word and add an apostrophe, such as he will becomes he'll and can not becomes can't. The document provides a quiz to test the reader's knowledge of common contractions.

1. Contractions
By: Paige and Sydney

2. What they are
• Contractions are two words put together
to make one word. They always have an
apostrophe.

3. Examples
• I'll
• we'll
• he'll
• she'll
• wouldn't
• couldn't
• don't
• can't
• weren't That's just a bit of
contractions!

4. Youtube video about
contrations!

5. How you change it
He will= He'll
can not= can't
I will= I'll
we will= we'll
There is a difference between we'll and well.
could not= couldn't
do not= don't
would not= wouldn't
That is how you make words into
contractions!

6. Time for a
quiz!

7. Quiz
He is =?
can not =?
I will =?
we will =?
I will=?
He will=?
she will=?
you are =?
Look at two slides up to see the answers!

8. The End
We hope that you learned a little about
contractions!

9. Our Target is...
I can Learn to:
identify and use
contractions correctly
So that I can: use
them
in my writings.

10. The creators pics
Paige Syd