Possessives and Contractions

Aug 08, 2014

60 likes | 258 Views

s houldn’t. w on’t. Possessives and Contractions. c an’t. Jim’s. Possessives & Contractions. You will learn how to use apostrophes to correctly produce possessives and contractions. http://www.shsu.edu/~txcae/Powerpoints/PossessivesandContractions.html.

Share Presentation

Embed Code

Link

possessives
powerpoints possessivesandcontractions

telma

Download Presentation

Possessives and Contractions

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

shouldn’t won’t Possessives and Contractions can’t Jim’s
Possessives & Contractions • You will learn how to use apostrophes to correctly produce possessives and contractions. • http://www.shsu.edu/~txcae/Powerpoints/PossessivesandContractions.html

Contractions

Contractions. can. not. can’t. can’t. are. not. aren’t. aren’t. is. not. isn’t. isn’t. do. not. don’t. don’t. does. not. doesn’t. doesn’t. did. not. didn’t. didn’t. will. not. won’t. won’t. would. not. wouldn’t. wouldn’t. could. not. couldn’t. couldn’t. should.

705 views • 36 slides

Possessives

Possessives. A possessive noun shows possession of one noun by another . To create a possessive form from a singular noun, add an apostrophe plus s ( ’s ) to the end of the noun. Example: The boy’s book .

269 views • 11 slides

Contractions

Exercise Express Grade 4 Week 8. Contractions. you’ll (you will) yool. she’ll (she will) sheel. we’ve (we have) weev. who’ve (who have) h oo v. she’d (she had) sheed. they’d (they had) th eyd. shouldn’t (should not) sh oo d -nt. doesn’t (does not) duhz- uh nt. we’re (we are)

450 views • 14 slides

Possessives

Possessives. ‘.

203 views • 5 slides

Possessives

Possessives. Rule # 1. Use apostrophes to form the possessive forms of singular and plural nouns . Declining Square Square # 1 – regular singular Square # 2 – regular plural dog dogs cactus cacti Thomas Thomases

345 views • 13 slides

Possessives

Possessives . Instructor Ángel Ruiz Blanco. Concept. The possessives are used to indicate ownership or possession. The possessives also specify if the thing owned has one or more possessors The term possessive includes two important components: Possessor Possessed . The determiners.

445 views • 14 slides

Contractions and Negatives

Contractions and Negatives. By Cheryl Hamilton. Contractions. A contraction is a shortened form of two words . An apostrophe is used to show where one or more letters have been left out . Some contractions are made by combining pronouns and verbs :

1.43k views • 7 slides

Possessives

Possessives. Words that show ownership are called possessive nouns. A noun is possessive if a phrase can be changed to say that an item or idea belongs to someone else. Example: The musket that belongs to Pa was lost. Pa’s musket was lost.

485 views • 21 slides

Contractions

Contractions. What Are Contractions?. C ontractions combine two words into one. You use an apostrophe (’) to represent the missing letters . EXAMPLE. OTHER COMMON CONTRACTIONS. is not  i sn’t I am  I’m he will  he’ll cannot  can’t will not  won’t I have been  I’ve been.

457 views • 6 slides

Contractions

Contractions. What does ‘to contract’ mean?. To make something smaller In grammatical terms, a ‘contraction’ is where you make two words smaller, by making them into one word. How do you make a contraction?. You drop one or more of the letters

1.64k views • 4 slides

Contractions

Contractions. What are contractions?. A contraction is the shortening of a word, syllable, or word group by omission of internal letters. Contractions are words like cant, don’t, he’ll, she’ll, ect. Contractions is an informal way of writing.

300 views • 7 slides

CONTRACTIONS

CONTRACTIONS. A CONTRACTION IS A SHORT WAY OF SAYING SOMETHING. IN A CONTRACTION, TWO WORDS ARE JOINED. AN APOSTROPHE (‘) GOES IN PLACE OF THE MISSING LETTERS. Creaded by cconde DSA 2009. '.

421 views • 17 slides

Possessives

Possessives. Possessive adjectives. I You He She It We You They. My Your His Her Its Our Your Their. Precedem substantivos. My. car. Your. house. His. farm. Her. room. Our. printer. Their. computer. “Possessive adjectives” concordam com o possuidor.

529 views • 17 slides

Contractions

Contractions. Two words pronounced as one word…. Contractions. Common in English language Two words are pronounced as one Written only with pronouns, never with nouns Contractions on auxiliary verbs are common in informal written English. I am = I’m He is = He’s She is = She’s

918 views • 7 slides

Contractions

Contractions. I can orally read contractions within 3 seconds. Contractions with not. was not was n’t. can not ca n’t. did not did n’t. have not have n’t. could not could n’t. are not are n’t. do not do n’t. would not would n’t.

652 views • 50 slides

Possessives

Possessives. Possessive noun. Where is David’s car?. Where is his car?. Possessive Adjective. Fill in the possessive adjectives. Fill in the possessive adjectives. Fill in the possessive adjectives. Fill in the possessive adjectives. Fill in the possessive adjectives.

334 views • 20 slides

Plurals , Possessives, and Contractions

Plurals , Possessives, and Contractions. Possessive Nouns. A possessive noun tells who or what owns or has something. Singular noun – Rita has a book about baseball. Singular possessive noun – Rita’s book is about baseball. Plural noun – Several cities have baseball teams.

319 views • 15 slides

Possessives

244 views • 18 slides

Contractions

1.31k views • 50 slides

Contractions

Contractions. Second Grade Grammar. Contractions. A contraction is one word that is made by putting together two separate words and shortening them. Contractions Know How. There are about 70 contractions in the English language.

291 views • 11 slides

Plurals, Possessives, and Contractions

Plurals, Possessives, and Contractions. Possessive Nouns. A possessive noun tells who or what owns or has something. Possessive nouns may be common or proper. They may also be singular or plural. Singular noun – Rita has a book about baseball.

198 views • 15 slides

Contractions

Contractions. What is a contraction ?. A contraction is putting two words together using an apostrophe ( ‘ ). An example of a contraction is…. can + not =. can + not =. can’t. Another example is…. is + not =. is + not =. isn’t. Let’s do one more…. he + is =. he + is =. he’s.

642 views • 20 slides

More Related