Choose the correct answer.
1. He's already arrived.
He's can mean he is or he has. Here it means ‘he has’.
2. It's raining.
It’s can mean it is or it has. Here it means ‘it is.’
3. She's preparing for her exam.
She’s can mean she is or she has. Here it means ‘she is’.
4. There's a problem with my phone.
There’s can mean ‘there is’ or ‘there has’. Here it means ‘there is.’
5. He's arriving in the afternoon.
He’s can mean ‘he is’ or ‘he has’. Here it means ‘he is.’
6. He's received the report.
He’s can mean he has or he is. Here it means he has.
7. It's no longer important.
It’s can mean it is or it has. Here it means it is.
8. He's finished working on the project.
He’s can mean he is or he has. Here it means he has.
9. There's been an explosion near the temple.
There’s can mean there is or there has. Here it means there has.
10. He's been living here for sixty years.
He’s can mean he is or he has. Here it means he has.
11. There's nothing left.
I2. It's now or never.
Answers
1. He’s already arrived. (He’s = he has)
2. It’s raining. (It’s = it is)
3. She’s preparing for her exam. (She’s = she is)
4. There’s a problem with my phone. (There’s = there is)
5. He’s arriving in the afternoon. (He’s = he is)
6. He’s received the report. (He’s = he has)
7. It’s no longer important. (It’s = it is)
8. He’s finished working on the project. (He’s = he has)
9. There’s been an explosion near the temple. (There’s = there has)
10. He’s been living here for sixty years. (He’s = he has)
11. There’s nothing left. (There’s = there is) 12. It’s now or never. (It’s = it is)
