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Apostrophes Part 1: Omission

Learn when and how to use apostrophes to show missing letters. Practice identifying contractions and their correct forms in this interactive guide.

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Apostrophes Part 1: Omission

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  1. Apostrophes Part 1: Omission ’ Multiple Choice

  2. Here’s where I go! Where should I go? Apostrophes for omission (To show missing letters) ’ Would you say “Here is where I go?”

  3. Apostrophes for omission (to show missing letters) Find the correct speech bubble and draw a line between it and the rectangle Its too hot for me. Example I’ts too hot for me. Its’ too hot for me. It’s too hot for me. It is too hot for me.

  4. Apostrophes for omission (to show missing letters) Find the correct speech bubble and draw a line between it and the rectangle Weve gone to town. Weve’ gone to town. We’ve gone to town. Wev’e gone to town. We have gone to town.

  5. Apostrophes for omission (to show missing letters) Find the correct speech bubble and draw a line between it and the rectangle Abduls had lots of fun at the park. Abduls had lot’s of fun at the park. Abdul’s had lots of fun at the park. Abduls’ had lots of fun at the park. Abdul has had lots of fun at the park.

  6. Apostrophes for omission (to show missing letters) Find the correct speech bubble and draw a line between it and the rectangle My new mobile won’t work. My new mobile wont work. My new mobile will not work. My new mobile willn’t work. My new mobile will not work.

  7. Apostrophes for omission (to show missing letters) Can you think of any more? Put the long version here Put the short version here

  8. How do you feel? I’m happy to using apostrophes for missing letters (contractions). I think I understand. I’d like to have a go and see how I get on. I’ve got some questions I’d like to ask before I have a go.

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