Task 10 On using contractions
1.What do they have in common ?
2.what punctuation mark is used in each
of them?
3.what time do we use to indentify the expressions that use apostrophe in place of a omitted letter/s?
4.Why do some poets use this form of expression?
1.What do they have in common ?
2.what punctuation mark is used in each
of them?
3.what time do we use to indentify the expressions that use apostrophe in place of a omitted letter/s?
4.Why do some poets use this form of expression?
Answers & Comments
Answer:
1. they ommit some letters from the words and combine some of them into a single one
2. an apostrophe
3. They are called contractions
4. Also known as elision, these contractions are usually used to lower the amount of syllables in a particular word in order to adhere to the meter of a composition