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Nathan mckane Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Which one is grammatically correct ?
Hi dear teachers !
Which one is grammatically correct ?
We have to wait and see what they can do with it's power .
We have to wait to see what they can do with it's power .
We have to wait to see what can they do with it's power ?
I prefer the first one .
Which one is grammatically correct ?
We have to wait and see what they can do with it's power .
We have to wait to see what they can do with it's power .
We have to wait to see what can they do with it's power ?
I prefer the first one .
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I also find the first one to be correct. However, I think IT'S shoud be replaced with ITS
- I also find the first one to be correct.
- However, I think IT'S shoud be replaced with ITS
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I also find the first one to be correct. However, I think IT'S shoud be replaced with ITS
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Both the following sentences are correct:
We have to wait and see what they can do with its power.
We have to wait to see what they can do with its power.
NOTE:
its=possessive adjective
it's=it+the verb to be
We have to wait and see what they can do with its power.
We have to wait to see what they can do with its power.
NOTE:
its=possessive adjective
it's=it+the verb to be
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