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Cup cake Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Its as a pronoun

Hi Everyone,

I'm a bit stuck on the following sentence:

'The song is a hit. It's constantly being played on the radio.'

Should - it's - be its because it's the pronoun for song, or should it stay as - it's - meaning, it is?

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Cup cake Should - it's - be its because it's the pronoun for song, or should it stay as - it's - meaning, it is? 'The song is a hit. " You need the helping verb "is" in the sentence.

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  • Cup cake Should - it's - be its because it's the pronoun for song, or should it stay as - it's - meaning, it is?
  • 'The song is a hit.
  • " You need the helping verb "is" in the sentence.
  • " We make the contraction of "it" + "is" = It's I have a table.
  • Its leg is broken.
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Cup cakeShould - it's - be its because it's the pronoun for song, or should it stay as - it's - meaning, it is?
'The song is a hit. It is constantly being played on the radio.'
The antecedent of "it" is "song."

You need the helping verb "is" in the sentence.

The subject is "it."
We make the contraction of "it" + "is" = It's
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Thanks AlpheccaStars. Emotion: rose

Yes, clear as a bell. I don't know why I got stuck on this one.
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