Part One: Identifying Contracting Pairs
English, 10.02.2021 21:30 Maelynne8515
Contractions Worksheet 3
Starting the Band!
Part One: Identifying Contracting Pairs
Circle the words that can be contracted. There may be more than one.
1. Paul has not left his room since we gave him a guitar.
2. Now he is playing loud rock music and will not come downstairs.
3. We have tried shouting his name but that did not work.
4. We have tried sending text messages to him, but he does not hear those either.
5. How will we get Paul to eat dinner with us?
6. Let us try something that we should have tried a long time ago.
7. Mom, you will have to get your tambourine and I will get your electric trombone, Dad.
8. I am going to the garage because that is where we stored the rest of the gear.
9. Who is going to plug my clarinet into this amp?
10. Be careful, it is electrified but will not harm us if we keep it dry.
11. Now we have got to rock so hard that Paul will not be able help himself.
12. He will beg to join our band because we are the best rockers in town.
13. "Where is the power button on this amp?" Mom asked right before she had found it.
14. When Paul heard us playing, he came downstairs and said, "What have we here?"
15. We will allow Paul to join our band, so long as he is on time for dinner.
Part Two: Forming Contractions
Complete each of the following tasks.
1. Write a sentence in which you make a contraction using the word "can."
2. Write a sentence in which you make a contraction using the word "will."
3. Write a sentence in which you make a contraction using the word "are."
4. Write a sentence in which you make a contraction using the word "who."
5. Write a sentence in which you make a contraction using the word "that."
Answers: 3
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Contractions Worksheet 3
Starting the Band!
Part One: Identifying Contracting Pairs
Part One: Identifying Contracting Pairs
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