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Welcome to today’s English lesson! Have you ever noticed how native speakers often combine two words into one when they speak? These shortened forms are called contractions, and they are a key part of natural, everyday English.
In this lesson, we will:
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Learn what contractions are and why they are used.
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Explore common contractions like I’m, don’t, you’ll, and won’t.
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Practice recognizing and using contractions in sentences.
Using contractions correctly will help your English sound more fluent and conversational. Let’s get started!
A. Subject + Verb Contractions
B. Negative Contractions
C. Future and Modal Contractions
Exercise 1: Identify the Contractions
Read the following sentences and underline the contractions:
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She’s going to the market.
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I’ll see you tomorrow.
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They won’t be here until noon.
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He isn’t ready yet.
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We’re excited about the trip.
(Answers: She’s, I’ll, won’t, isn’t, we’re)
Exercise 2: Expand the Contractions
Rewrite the following sentences by expanding the contractions into their full forms:
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I’m really tired.
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She doesn’t like spicy food.
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They’ll meet us at the restaurant.
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He’s watching TV right now.
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You can’t go outside without a coat.
(Answers: I am, does not, they will, he is, cannot)
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