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Voiced and Voiceless Sounds and TH Digraphs
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Read the real words with TH Digraphs.
that
thin
this
cloth
think
math
bath
think
them
then
thud
path
with
thump
thug
froth
Beth
Thad
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ch
cha
chat
ch
cho
chop
sh
shi
ship
sh
shu
shut
wh
whi
whip
wh
whe
when
f
ph
x
graph
f
sh
wish
ch
rich
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Read the real words with CH, SH, WH, and PH Digraphs.
chin
chum
chess
chop
chill
shut
wish
mash
ship
crash
when
whip
whiff
which
whisk
graph
staph
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Lesson 30: Contractions
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Contractions
Contractions are words that have been
joined together by removing some letters
and adding an apostrophe to make the
word shorter.
An apostrophe (‘) shows where the letters
were left out of the word.
can + not = can’t
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Contractions
he
+ will
= he’ll
you
+ have
= you’ve
are
+ not
= aren’t
could
+ not
= couldn’t
you
+ are
= you’re
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Contractions
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I
+ am
= I’m
you
+ are
= you’re
we
+ are
= were
they
+ are
= theyre
+
=
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Contractions
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he
+ is
= he’s
it
+ is
= it’s
who
+ is
= who’s
she
+ is
= she’s
+
=
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Contractions
it
+ has
= it’s
he
+ has
= he’s
who
+ has
= who’s
she
+ has
= shes
he
+ has
= hes
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Contractions
can
+ not
= can’t
are
+ not
= aren’t
did
+ not
= didn’t
do
+ not
= dont
have
+ not
= havent
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Contractions
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should
+ not
= shouldn’t
could
+ not
= couldn’t
would
+ not
= wouldn’t
+
=
+
=
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Contractions
I
+ will
= I’ll
he
+ will
= he’ll
she
+ will
= she’ll
you
+ will
= youll
they
+ will
= theyll
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Contractions
we
+ will
= we’ll
I
+ have
= you’ve
you
+ have
= you’ve
we
+ have
= weve
they
+ have
= theyve
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Contractions
Several contractions use the words would
and had. These contractions are spelled
the same. You must use context clues to
determine which would is being used in a
sentence.
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Contractions
+ would
= he’d
he
+ had
= he’d
we
+ would
= we’d
we
+ had
= We’d
they
+ would
= they’d
He’d need to bring a tooth brush if he is sleeping over.
He’d better hurry or he will be late.
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Contractions
1. I wish they’d quiet down.
2. They’d better grab their umbrella it is raining.
3. We’d like you to come over for dinner.
4. We’d just finished eating when the lights went out.
5. She’d be the last one to get her hair cut.
6. She’d finished all her homework before the movie.
Use context clues with the next sentences to see if you
know which words is being used.
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Dictation
How To Spot An Author
Authors remember to:
*sit up nice and straight.
* they hold their pencil correctly
* they hold their paper gently with the
hand they are not writing with
* they ALWAYS use their very best
ideas and handwriting
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