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We are first in line.  \nWe aren’t first in line.  \n2. They have paid for the movies.  \nHint:  \nHe will not play soccer. He won’t play soccer.  \n3. I could work later tonight.  \n4. You can finish this book today.  \n5. He has taken the bus before.  \n_____________________________________________________________  \n6. She is the tallest of the class.  \n_____________________________________________________________  \nAnswers  \n1. We are first in line.  \nWe aren’t first in line.  \n2. They have paid for the movies.  \nThey haven’t paid for the movies.  \n3. I could work later tonight.  \nI couldn’t work later tonight.  \n4. You can finish this book today.  \nYou can’t finish this book today.  \n5. He has taken the bus before.  \nHe hasn’t taken the bus before.  \n6. She is the tallest of the class.  \nShe isn’t the tallest of the class.","cbCaipsa6fH2wEYc","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipsa6fH2wEYc","pdf",82986,"English","# Negative Contractions Worksheet\n## Practice Sentences\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the objective of this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The objective is to help second-grade students learn how to write sentences in the negative form using apostrophes to create contractions.\"},{\"question\":\"How should a student change the sentence 'We are first in line' into the negative form?\",\"answer\":\"The student should change it to 'We aren’t first in line' by adding the negative contraction 'aren’t'.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the document provide answers for self-study?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the document includes an 'Answers' section at the end that lists the correct negative contraction form for every exercise question provided.\"}]","Negative Contractions - Grade 2 Punctuation Worksheet | PDF"]