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  • They’ve been friends since kindergarten. What two words make “they’ve”?
    they have
  • I’ll call you when I get home. What two words make “I’ll”?
    I will
  • We’ve finished all our homework. What two words make “we’ve”?
    we have
  • She hasn’t seen that movie before. What two words make “hasn’t”?
    has not
  • Who’s ready to eat pizza? What two words make “who’s”?
    who is / who has
  • There’s a new student in our class. What two words make “there’s”?
    there is / there has
  • I’m going to help you with your project. What two words make “I’m”?
    I am
  • Would’ve you gone if you knew? What two words make “would’ve”?
    would have
  • He doesn’t like mushrooms on his pizza. What two words make “doesn’t”?
    does not
  • That’s my favorite color! What two words make “that’s”?
    that is / that has
  • He’s been waiting for the bus for ten minutes. What two words make “he’s”?
    he is / he has
  • It wasn’t easy, but we did it! What two words make “wasn’t”?
    was not
  • He’d never eaten sushi before. What two words make “he’d”?
    he would / he had
  • We’d love to visit Japan someday. What two words make “we’d”?
    we would / we had
  • It shouldn’t take too long to finish. What two words make “shouldn’t”?
    should not
  • She’ll come to the party after school. What two words make “she’ll”?
    she will
  • Could’ve been worse, right? What two words make “could’ve”?
    could have
  • You’re the best friend ever! What two words make “you’re”?
    you are
  • He won’t be at school tomorrow. What two words make “won’t”?
    will not
  • Should’ve studied harder for that test. What two words make “should’ve”?
    should have
  • I can’t find my pizza anywhere! What two words make “can’t”?
    can not
  • I don’t know the answer yet. What two words make “don’t”?
    do not
  • I’d like to order a big cheese pizza. What two words make “I’d”?
    I would
  • She’d already finished her pizza. What two words make “she’d”?
    she had / she would
  • They’re going to play soccer later. What two words make “they’re”?
    they are
  • You’ll love this movie! What two words make “you’ll”?
    you will
  • They weren’t ready for the surprise. What two words make “weren’t”?
    were not
  • We haven’t eaten lunch yet. What two words make “haven’t”?
    have not
  • We’re learning about contractions today. What two words make “we’re”?
    we are
  • Let’s go to the park after lunch. What two words make “let’s”?
    let us
  • I wasn’t feeling well yesterday. What two words make “wasn’t”?
    was not
  • It’s a beautiful day outside. What two words make “it’s”?
    it is
  • You shouldn’t play near the road. What two words make “shouldn’t”?
    should not
  • Where’s my notebook? What two words make “where’s”?
    where is / where has
  • They couldn’t find their keys anywhere. What two words make “couldn’t”?
    could not