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With an apostrophe. “Stop it, you're ruining my surprise!”

Now we've got “there'll,” and there'll be a party

When we hit the hook, now come on, everybody.

Contractions, when two words combine

To make a shorter word, look close and you'll find

That all you have to do is remove some letters,

And put an apostrophe there, that's better.

“Hold on, I'm still the main attraction.

My magic tricks are slick, and I am never slacking.”

Kids, if you really want to see some action,

We can run through a whole bunch of contractions.

Could + not? Well, that's couldn't.

Had + not is hadn't.

Will + not? That's not willn't.

It's won't, it's a little different from the pattern.

Now, I + am = I'm,

And you + are = you're.

It + is = it's,

But those aren't all the contractions that exist.

That + will = that'll,

And we + will = we'll.

“Hey, I'm the Amazing Contractionater here.

How many more of mine are you going to steal?”

Well... he + has = he's, and they + have = they've.

She + had = she'd, like, “She'd forgotten her own birthday!”

Okay, I + would is I'd, and she + would is she'd.

Who + would is who'd, like, "Who'd have thought this would be a party?"

Come on.

Contractions, when two words combine

To make a shorter word, look close and you'll find

That all you have to do is remove some letters,

And put an apostrophe there, that's better.

Contractions.

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