Contraction: short form for fluency development

 

Short forms of auxiliary verbs are used in informal communication and it makes speech fluent in delivery. Below are some of training note to enhance your short form speaking note. Remember contraction are pronounced in its short forms way and full of are in full forms way. Full form of use is considered in formal speech. This note will help you a lot to increase speaking skills. 

Contraction:

I’m	I am	I’ve	I have	I’d	I had/would	I’ll	I will
We’re	We are	We’ve	We have	We’d	We had/would	We’ll	We will
You’re	You are	You’ve	You have	You’d	You had/would	You’ll	You will
They’re	They are	They’ve	They have	They’d	They had/would	They’ll	They will
He’s	He is	He’s	He has	He’d	He had/would	He’ll	He will
She’s	She is	She’s	She has	She’d	She had/would	She’ll	She will
It’s	It is	It’s	It has	It’d	It had/would	It’ll	It will

 

Am	Am not	Amn’t
Are	Are not	Aren’t
Is	Is not	Isn’t
Have	Have not	Haven’t
Has	Has not	Hasn’t
Had	Had not	Hadn’t
Do	Do not	Don’t
Does	Does not	Doesn’t
Did	Did not	Didn’t
Were	Were not	Weren’t
Was	Was not	Wasn’t
Will	Will not	Won’t
Would	Would not	Wouldn’t
Can	Can not	Can’t
Could	Could not	Couldn’t
Must	Must not	Mustn’t
Should	Should not	Shouldn’t
Need	Need not	Needn’t
Dare	Dare not	Daren’t
May	May not	Mayn’t
Might	Might not	Mightn’t
Shall	Shall not	Shan’t
Ought to	Ought not to	Oughtn’t to
Have to	Have not to	Haven’t to
Used to	Did not use to	Didn’t use to

 

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