Worked example
Which contraction can replace do not?
Answer & why
Answer: don't
don't is a shortened form of do not; the apostrophe marks missing letters.
Grade 2 · Reading & language
Match a contraction with the words it shortens.
8 authored questions + worked example

Answer: don't
don't is a shortened form of do not; the apostrophe marks missing letters.
All 8 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
The apostrophe marks omitted letters, not a plural.
Answer: you're
you're is a shortened form of you are; the apostrophe marks missing letters.
Question 2
The apostrophe marks omitted letters, not a plural.
Answer: it's
it's is a shortened form of it is; the apostrophe marks missing letters.
Question 3
The apostrophe marks omitted letters, not a plural.
Answer: don't
don't is a shortened form of do not; the apostrophe marks missing letters.
Question 4
The apostrophe marks omitted letters, not a plural.
Answer: isn't
isn't is a shortened form of is not; the apostrophe marks missing letters.
Question 5
The apostrophe marks omitted letters, not a plural.
Answer: can't
can't is a shortened form of cannot; the apostrophe marks missing letters.
Question 6
The apostrophe marks omitted letters, not a plural.
Answer: we're
we're is a shortened form of we are; the apostrophe marks missing letters.
Question 7
The apostrophe marks omitted letters, not a plural.
Answer: they're
they're is a shortened form of they are; the apostrophe marks missing letters.
Question 8
The apostrophe marks omitted letters, not a plural.
Answer: I'm
I'm is a shortened form of I am; the apostrophe marks missing letters.