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Contractions are words formed by combining two words together, with an apostrophe taking the place of omitted letters, such as shouldn't from should not or couldn't from could not. A short video explains how contractions are formed and things to know, like using an apostrophe and combining words, capitalizing the I if the contraction includes I, and spelling the full words. Learning to identify and use contractions correctly will help students use them properly in writing.
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- 4. Contractions Also this little video on how you put them together.
- 5. Things you need to know about contractions. -you need apostrophes -you have to combine two words together - if you have I + a word the I has to be upper case - you need t know how to spell the words
- 6. I can learn to identify and use contractions correctly. So that I can use them in my writing.
- 7. These are the Contraction creators. This is Hailey and Zoe!