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Hendy Gunawan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Using apostrophe to replace letter
Hi Teachers,
Allow me to ask this simple question.
Apostrophe for "there is", "there has" is "there's".
Can "there's" be used for "there was"?
I've looked it up on google. But, I don't see the contraction for it at a couple of sites. Thanks in advance.
Allow me to ask this simple question.
Apostrophe for "there is", "there has" is "there's".
Can "there's" be used for "there was"?
I've looked it up on google. But, I don't see the contraction for it at a couple of sites. Thanks in advance.
Top answer
No. You can't use there's for there was .
- No.
- You can't use there's for there was .
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