Choose the correct answer. Answers 1. He’s already arrived. (He’s = he has) 2. It’s raining. (It’s = it is) 3. She’s preparing for her… Continue reading
He’s = He Is Or He Has
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Contractions worksheet
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Written English is becoming more and more informal thanks to the advent of email and instant messaging. As a result of this forms like contractions… Continue reading
Contractions overview
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Contractions are now becoming more and more common in written English, thanks to the advent of email and instant messaging. An advantage of using contractions… Continue reading
Contractions exercise
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Write the following sentences in contracted form. Answers 1. You oughtn’t to have offended her. 2. They’re waiting in the hall. 3. If you don’t… Continue reading
Contractions
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The forms like I’ve, don’t etc. are called contractions. There are two kinds: Auxiliary verb + not can’t (= cannot) wouldn’t (= would not) shouldn’t… Continue reading