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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
it's vs is it
It's snowing or sun shining? vs
Is it snowing or the sun shining?
Is the use of it's correct - it sounds odd but I cannot find a reference
Is it snowing or the sun shining?
Is the use of it's correct - it sounds odd but I cannot find a reference
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In questions, the subject and verb are inverted. It's = It is. That is not inverted, so it's not proper in questions.
- In questions, the subject and verb are inverted.
- It's = It is.
- That is not inverted, so it's not proper in questions.
- Is it snowing or is the sun shining?
- It's snowing and the sun 's shining .
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In questions, the subject and verb are inverted.
It's = It is. That is not inverted, so it's not proper in questions.
Is it snowing or is the sun shining?
It's snowing and the sun's shining.
It's = It is. That is not inverted, so it's not proper in questions.
Is it snowing or is the sun shining?
It's snowing and the sun's shining.
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