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Some of the following sentences contain errors in the use of apostrophes for contractions in
the underlined words. Select the answer option in which each of the contractions is correct; or,
if the original sentence is correct, select No change.
Beth's rushing to get ready for the party, but shes not sure she'll be ready on time.
Beths' rushing to get ready for the party, but shes' not sure she'll be ready on time.
Beth's rushing to get ready for the party, but she's not sure she'll be ready on time.
No change



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Final answer:

Correct usage of contractions with apostrophes has been provided.


Explanation:

In the sentence, the correct use of contractions with apostrophes is: Beth's rushing to get ready for the party, but she's not sure she'll be ready on time.


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In the sentence, the correct use of contractions with apostrophes is: Beth's rushing to get ready for the party, but she's not sure she'll be ready on time:

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