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4. 1 Contractions can/cannot be used if they overlap the elements of a solid compound word.

5. 1 cannot Home

6. 2 The contraction for in is used in easily read words like join, point and coin even though oi is a ____.

7. 2 diphthong

8. 3 Any number of unspaced PART - WORD lower signs can follow one another as long as the series is in contact with a character containing an ____ ____.

9. 3 upper dot (dot 1 or dot 4)

10. 4 Read the braille:,0 x truly his1 t suit ( f9e l958

11. 4 Was it truly his, that suit of fine linen?

12. 5 Often when words containing lower signs are divided, the lower sign contraction can/cannot be used because it is no longer in contact with an upper dot.

13. 5 cannot

14. 6 When two or more lower-sign contractions would follow one another without being in contact with an upper dot, the final lower-sign contraction is/is not used.

15. 6 is not used

16. 7 Read the braille:,we'll ne$ milk1 sug>1 fl\r & %ort- 5in' =! cake4

17. 7 We'll need milk, sugar, flour and shortenin' for the cake.

18. 8 When used as part of a word, the contractions for en or in may be in contact with other letters or punctuation as long as the sequence is ____ ____ with an upper dot.

19. 8 in touch

20. 9 Read the braille: 8,3trol t dog60

21. 9 "Control that dog!"