I'd: I had / I would --- I'd been waiting for you that guy came and say something I didn't undertand. OR I'd rather stay at home than going that boring places.
I've: I have --- I've been looking for you.
You're: You are --- You're being too rude to me.
You'll: You will --- You'll be sorry!
You'd : You had / would --- You'd better leave now. OR You'd have been the manager by now if you had wanted enouhg.
You've: You have --- You've seen enough.
He's: He is / has --- He's going to go on a vacation. OR He's to give the report in time.
He'll: He will --- He'll get ill if he keeps walking around with that very thin coat.
He'd: He had / would --- He'd have gone if he had heard you. OR He'd come before us.
She's: She is / has --- She's reading at the moment. OR She's been twice in Paris.
She'll: She will --- She'll go her hometown next week.
She'd : She had / would --- She'd been working for six hours when she noticed she was hungry. OR She'd come us often.
It's: It is / has ---: It's been long time since we saw each other last. OR It's very difficult to concentrate.
It'll: It will --- It'll be hard to stay calm when the truth reveals.
It'd: It would / had --- It'd be impossible without your help. OR It'd been a long time.
We're: We are --- We're doing great at the work.
We'll: We will --- We'll be gone by seven
We'd: We had would --We'd been on the stage before anyone of us. OR We'd have waited for you but we couldn't see you.
We've: We have --- We've been waiting for you!
They're: They are --- They're having a picnic tomorrow.
They'll: They will --- They'll make things harder for us.
They'd: They had / would --- They'd been eating their lunch when she stopped by to say hello. OR They'd be very happy to see you.
They've: They have --- They've got baby-boy.
There's: There is / has --- There's a lot of reasons to go on. OR There's been too many telephone calls today!
There'll: There will --- There'll be another saloon for theconcert.
There'd : There had / would --- There'd better be a good explanation for this. OR There'd be somewhere else.
That's: That is / has --- That's what you want. OR That's been going on for years and yearsd now.
That'll: That will --- That'll be a very good surprise to her.
That'd: That had / would --- That'd be the reason why. OR That'd happened before my time.
Negative Contractions
aren't: are not --- They aren't here.
can't: cannot --- I can't stand her shrill voice.
couldn't: could not --- He couldn't live without her.
didn't: did not --- We didn't do anything wrong.
doesn't: does not --- She doesn't have breakfast.
don't: do not --- They don't want to come.
hadn't: had not --- I hadn't thought of that!
hasn't: has not --- She hasn't come yet.
isn't: is not --- She isn't listening to you.
mustn't: must not --- Children mustn't play with fire.
needn't: need not --- You needn't worry about that.
shouldn't: should not --- You shouldn't smoke cigarettes.
wasn't: was not --- I wasn't joking when I said that.
weren't: were not --- They weren't invited to the party.
won't: will not --- I won't be able to attend the conference.
wouldn't: would not --- She wouldn't be surprised if he showed up at the party.
İngilizce’de Kısaltmalar - Contractions
Positive Contractions
I'm: I am --- I'm going to home.
I'll: I will --- I'll be waiting for you.
I'd: I had / I would --- I'd been waiting for you that guy came and say something I didn't undertand. OR I'd rather stay at home than going that boring places.
I've: I have --- I've been looking for you.
You're: You are --- You're being too rude to me.
You'll: You will --- You'll be sorry!
You'd : You had / would --- You'd better leave now. OR You'd have been the manager by now if you had wanted enouhg.
You've: You have --- You've seen enough.
He's: He is / has --- He's going to go on a vacation. OR He's to give the report in time.
He'll: He will --- He'll get ill if he keeps walking around with that very thin coat.
He'd: He had / would --- He'd have gone if he had heard you. OR He'd come before us.
She's: She is / has --- She's reading at the moment. OR She's been twice in Paris.
She'll: She will --- She'll go her hometown next week.
She'd : She had / would --- She'd been working for six hours when she noticed she was hungry. OR She'd come us often.
It's: It is / has ---: It's been long time since we saw each other last. OR It's very difficult to concentrate.
It'll: It will --- It'll be hard to stay calm when the truth reveals.
It'd: It would / had --- It'd be impossible without your help. OR It'd been a long time.
We're: We are --- We're doing great at the work.
We'll: We will --- We'll be gone by seven
We'd: We had would --We'd been on the stage before anyone of us. OR We'd have waited for you but we couldn't see you.
We've: We have --- We've been waiting for you!
They're: They are --- They're having a picnic tomorrow.
They'll: They will --- They'll make things harder for us.
They'd: They had / would --- They'd been eating their lunch when she stopped by to say hello. OR They'd be very happy to see you.
They've: They have --- They've got baby-boy.
There's: There is / has --- There's a lot of reasons to go on. OR There's been too many telephone calls today!
There'll: There will --- There'll be another saloon for theconcert.
There'd : There had / would --- There'd better be a good explanation for this. OR There'd be somewhere else.
That's: That is / has --- That's what you want. OR That's been going on for years and yearsd now.
That'll: That will --- That'll be a very good surprise to her.
That'd: That had / would --- That'd be the reason why. OR That'd happened before my time.
Negative Contractions
aren't: are not --- They aren't here.
can't: cannot --- I can't stand her shrill voice.
couldn't: could not --- He couldn't live without her.
didn't: did not --- We didn't do anything wrong.
doesn't: does not --- She doesn't have breakfast.
don't: do not --- They don't want to come.
hadn't: had not --- I hadn't thought of that!
hasn't: has not --- She hasn't come yet.
isn't: is not --- She isn't listening to you.
mustn't: must not --- Children mustn't play with fire.
needn't: need not --- You needn't worry about that.
shouldn't: should not --- You shouldn't smoke cigarettes.
wasn't: was not --- I wasn't joking when I said that.
weren't: were not --- They weren't invited to the party.
won't: will not --- I won't be able to attend the conference.
wouldn't: would not --- She wouldn't be surprised if he showed up at the party.