Apostrophe

When one or more letters are omitted from a sentence but it still retains its meaning, an apostrophe can be used to show the omission.

For example:

• I’m a soldier.
• He’s a soldier.
• We aren’t coming.
• We’re brothers.
• She isn’t married.
• They’re friends.

In addition, “that is” can be written as “that’s,” “here is” can be written as “here’s,” and “there is” can be represented as “there’s.”