Which sentence below correctly uses apostrophes to create contractions? I know it’s cliché, but we’re going to use “We’ve Only Just Begun” for our first dance. “You’re The One That I Want” was our jam back when we we’re regulars at karaoke night. Quietly humming “Who’se Sorry Now,” Mary dropped the last load of Jerome’s clothes on the porch before slamming and locking the front door. Help! My little sister mustv’e played “I Don’t Wanna’ Live Forever” ten times already today.
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The sentence that correctly uses apostrophes to create contractions is:
"I know it’s cliché, but we’re going to use 'We’ve Only Just Begun' for our first dance."
The other sentences have errors with contractions, such as "we're" instead of "we we’re" and "who’se" instead of "who's," as well as "mustv’e" instead of "must've."
