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Er, yes because they're short for he is and she is. You mean "his" and "hers".
by robertlagrant 2y ago
Er, yes because they're short for he is and she is. You mean "his" and "hers".
- raverbashing 2y agoBut you don't write them like that, you write "his/hers"
- oneeyedpigeon 2y agoDifferent words. "His dog" means the dog belonging to him. "He's a dog" means "he is a dog".
- raverbashing 2y ago> Different words Obviously I meant people don't write "he's" as the possessive form of he. Hence they shouldn't write it's as the possessive form of it.
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