Contractions are an important part of English communication because they make our communication more conversational, concise, and fluid. They are short form of two words such as I’m is the contraction of I am.Â
In this article, you will learn common contractions used in everyday English communications. Also, you will find a list of contractions to help you learn how these contractions are formed in English.
Contractions Word List
Negative Contractions Word List
Contractions FAQs
What is contractions grammar?
Contractions grammar refers to the set of rules and structures used to shorten two words by combining them with an apostrophe.Â
Why are contractions used in English?
Contractions are used to simplify speech and writing because they help us make communication quicker and more conversations. Contractions are commonly used in informal conversations, texts,a nd casual writing.
What are some examples of contractions?
Some common contractions include:
- I’m (I am)
- You’re (You are)
- They’ve (They have)
- Can’t (Cannot)
- Didn’t (Did not)
- She’ll (She will)
What is the difference between its and it’s?
It’s is a contraction of it is or it has. Whereas its is a possessive pronoun that shows ownership. For example: The dog wagged its tail. This is a common area of confusion in contractions grammar.
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