Practice: Contractions

Use the contraction 'I'm' for 'I am'. In Spanish, 'estoy' is used for temporary states.

Use the contraction 'You've' for 'You have'. In Spanish, 'tienes' is used.

Use the contraction 'They'll' for 'They will'. In Spanish, 'llegarán' is used.

Use the contraction 'doesn't' for 'does not' in the third person singular. In Spanish, 'no le gusta' is used.

Use 'I'm' for positive sentences. In Spanish, 'estoy' is used.

Use 'You're' for positive sentences. In Spanish, 'eres' is used.

Use 'He's' for positive sentences. In Spanish, 'está' is used.

Use 'I've' for positive sentences. In Spanish, 'he' is used.

The correct contraction of 'I am not' is 'I'm not'. There is no 'amn't' in English. In Spanish, 'no estoy' is used.

The correct contraction of 'You are' is 'You're'. In Spanish, 'eres' is used.

The correct contraction of 'He is not' is 'He isn't' or 'He's not'. In Spanish, 'no está' is used.

The contracted form 'I've' is more common in informal English. In Spanish, 'he' is used.