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Shortening Spoken Words Quiz

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Contractions and elision in speech

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Shortening Spoken Words Quiz
 

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Contractions and elision in speech

by Толганай Султанмурат
1

Which spoken form shortens 'do not' in everyday English?

2

What spoken form shortens 'I am' to in casual speech?

3

Which form shortens 'you all are' in casual speech in the US?

4

Which contraction shortens 'we have' in everyday speech?

5

Choose the contracted form of 'they are' used in speech.

6

Which form shortens 'she would' in informal speech?

7

What spoken form shortens 'you are' in casual speech?

8

Which contraction shortens 'it is' used in sentences?

9

Which form shortens 'they will' commonly in writing/speech?

10

Which spoken form shortens 'we are going to' in casual speech?

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Don't is the contraction of do not; 'do not' remains non-contracted in formal speech.

I'm is the contraction of I am; others are not contractions.

Y'all is a common contraction for you all; correct form aligns with spoken contraction.

We've is the contraction of we have; others are past or not contractions.

They're is they are; others are base or incorrect forms.

She'd is contraction of she would (or she would have); context usually indicates would.

You're is contraction of you are; 'your' is possessive.

It's is contraction of it is; check apostrophe usage.

They'll is contraction of they will; others are not the contraction.

We're going to is a natural short form; other options are nonstandard.

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