's

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Pronunciation[change]

Verb[change]

Plain form
be

Present
am, is, are

Past
was, were

Past participle
been

Present participle
being

Negatives:

None, isn't, aren't

wasn't, weren't

None

None

Contractions:

'm, 's, 're

None

None

None

  1. (auxiliary) (linking) A contraction of is.
    She's right.

Verb[change]

Plain form
have

Plain present
have

Third person singular
has

Past
had

Present participle
having

Negative

haven't

hasn't

hadn't

None

Contracted

've

's

'd

None

  1. (auxiliary) A contraction of has.
    She's tried everything to make the car start.
    He's never been to France.

Verb[change]

Plain form
have

Third-person singular
has

Past tense
had

Past participle
had

Present participle
having

Plain present
've

Third person singular
's

Past
'd

Past participle
None

Present participle
None

  1. (British) A contraction of has.
    He's only €5.

Verb[change]

Plain form
do

Plain present
do

Third person singular
does

Past
did

Negative

don't

doesn't

didn't

Contraction

Plain present
None

Third person singular
's

Past
'd

  1. (informal) (auxiliary) A contraction of does.
    What's he want?

Pronoun[change]

Pronoun
's

  1. A contraction of us. Only in let's.
    Let's go to the store; I'm so hungry!