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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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it has/is narrowed down to
This describes some kind of competition:
After four rounds, only five students are left. Finally, by the sixth round, it's narrowed down to just me and Alice.
I understand that "it's" is a contraction of either "it has" or "it is". In this particular context, I'd like to know which the boldfaced "it's" is a contraction of.
After four rounds, only five students are left. Finally, by the sixth round, it's narrowed down to just me and Alice.
I understand that "it's" is a contraction of either "it has" or "it is". In this particular context, I'd like to know which the boldfaced "it's" is a contraction of.
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Anonymous I'd like to know which the boldfaced "it's" is a contraction of. There is no way to judge; both are quite possible.
- Anonymous I'd like to know which the boldfaced "it's" is a contraction of.
- There is no way to judge; both are quite possible.
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Anonymous I'd like to know which the boldfaced "it's" is a contraction of.There is no way to judge; both are quite possible.
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