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If you want to give your spoken English a big shot in the arm, you might want to start using contractions straight away. With contractions around, an easy informal tone accrues to the language. The idea, however, is not to practice contracting randomly which will only make a hash of things, but it's to attentively listen to native speakers, or use an authentic online resource to be on top of your contractions game. Meticulously prepared and immaculately rolled out, our free contractions worksheets are packed with an exciting bunch of commonly used contractions in the form of a chart, and exercises like writing contracted words, making negative contractions, distinguishing between possessives and contractions and much more; so don't miss out on these.
These pdf worksheets are most recommended for students in grade 1, grade 2, and grade 3.
CCSS: L.2.2.C
Great advocates of brevity, contractions ring in a lot of zest to an otherwise dull rally of words. This printable common contractions chart is great help for kids.
The big effect of using contractions is they give our pronunciation an informal charm. This free writing contractions worksheet is ideal for kids in 1st grade and 2nd grade.
Practice writing contractions to add to your fluency. This free pdf forming contractions worksheet upgrades kids' practice of conversantly using contracted forms.
Negative contractions are a great addition to our stock of contracted words. This printable negative contractions worksheet helps upskill students in 2nd grade and 3rd grade in a big way.
Identifying Possessive Nouns and Contractions
It's important that kids tell between contractions and possesives. This free distinguishing contractions from possessive nouns worksheet is a giant leap for the young champs.
