Test 1 of 16 in B1 · #36 of 67 overall · 20 exercises
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What is the contraction for âwe hadâ?
Which contraction means "I am"?
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Choose the correct expanded form of the contraction in this sentence:
Sheâs going to visit her grandparents next week.
Which contraction is often confused with its homophone?
What is the full form of "isn't"?
Choose the correct contraction to match the full form:
We are =
Choose the correct contraction to complete the sentence:
I ___ seen this movie before; itâs fantastic!
Fill in the blank with the correct contraction:
Itâs too late now; we ___ make it on time.
Find the incorrect contraction in the sentence:
Iâm glad youâre here, but heâsnât ready yet.
Choose the correct contraction to complete the sentence:
I ______ believe how fast time flies!
Choose the correct contraction to complete the sentence:
If it doesnât rain tomorrow, we ___ go for a hike.
Complete the sentence with the correct contraction:
She ____ want to join us for dinner.
Which sentence is correct?
Choose the correct contraction for the underlined words:
She did not finish her homework on time.
What does the contraction "heâll" mean?
What is the full form of "we're"?
Choose the contraction for âthey have."
What is the contraction for âwe areâ?
Which contraction fits the question:
Why ____ they coming to the event?
What is the full form of "arenât"?
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