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Contractions
Contractions are commonly used in English. Contractions are
the reductions in word sounds by the dropping of a letter or letters in the
word.
This page will examine the contractions of have and has with
Wh- question words.
Listen to the following contractions. First, the words are spoken
separately, then with the contraction, and finally used in a
sentence.
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| how have |
how've |
How've you been doing? |
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| why have |
why've |
Why've you come so early? |
play |
| who have |
who've |
Who've you invited to the party? |
play |
| when have |
when've |
When've we ever been here? |
play |
| where have |
where've |
Where've you traveled in Japan? |
play |
| what have |
what've
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What've you done to my hair? |
play |
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| Contractions with Wh words and Has |
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| how has |
how's |
How's the meeting been going? |
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| why has |
why's |
Why's the TV been turned of? |
play |
| who has |
who's |
Who's she been dating lately? |
play |
| where has |
where's
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Where's dad been all night?
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| what has
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what's |
What's happened to my pie? |
play |
| when has |
when's |
When's your mother ever cooked stew? |
play |
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NOTE: The pronunciation of the contracted forms of WH words (who,
what,
where, etc) is and WH has is the same. The listener
must
rely on the context of the sentence to determine if the
speaker means is
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Other
Contraction Pages
Page 1 Contractions with will
Page 2
Contractions with to be and modals
Page 4 Contractions with Wh- words and did
Contractions with would and had
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