English, 09.09.2021 17:50 cchavcchav2944
Which of the following statements about contractions is true?
A. Contractions are never grammatically correct.
B. The apostrophes in a contraction stand for the missing consonants.
C. You should usually omit contractions from academic writing.
D. Contractions should never be used in either formal or informal writing.
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