England · Year 2 · Ages 6–7 · English

Apostrophes

Use apostrophes for contracted forms and singular possession in familiar examples.

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What to learn

Learning goal

I can use an apostrophe when letters are missing or something belongs to someone.

Key words

apostrophecontractionbelongsmissingpossession
Quick practice

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  1. Contraction: Write the short form of 'do not'.
  2. Contraction: Write the short form of 'I am'.
  3. Possession: Choose: the dog's bowl / the dogs bowl.
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Contraction

Write the short form of 'do not'.

Contraction

Write the short form of 'I am'.

Possession

Choose: the dog's bowl / the dogs bowl.

Parent / teacher check

What a secure answer looks like

  • 1. don't
  • 2. I'm
  • 3. the dog's bowl
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