Grades 6, 7 and 8 - English Language - Middle School - Apostrophes (Because of Omission) — Flashcards | Middle School | FatSkills

Grades 6, 7 and 8 - English Language - Middle School - Apostrophes (Because of Omission) — Flashcards

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Apostrophes because of omission are used when two words are contracted into one, for example: it's for it is. The apostrophe here is termed the 'apostrophe of omission' as it shows that 'i' has been omitted.

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Contract the following pair of words into one.
Are not.
Aren't
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