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Ashish Rahangdale Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Please tell me What is the different between It's and It is.
He gets all, and He is get all.
He gets all, and He is get all.
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It's can be either it is or it has . Context tells you which one. I don't understand what you mean by "He gets all" but "He is get all" is certainly wrong.
- It's can be either it is or it has .
- Context tells you which one.
- I don't understand what you mean by "He gets all" but "He is get all" is certainly wrong.
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It's can be either it is or it has. Context tells you which one.
I don't understand what you mean by "He gets all" but "He is get all" is certainly wrong.
I don't understand what you mean by "He gets all" but "He is get all" is certainly wrong.
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Ashish RahangdalePlease tell me What is the different between It's and It is.it's is a contracted form of it is or it has; there is no difference in meaning between the full and contracted forms but it is advisable to use full forms in formal writing.
He gets all, and He is get all.
"He gets all." is a grammatically correct s
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