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UK//ɪts juː//US//ɪts ju//

Meaning of It’s you

Used to identify or highlight the person being addressed.

In simple words: This phrase means 'it is you' or 'you are the one'.

It’s you in a sentence

  • I can't believe it's you after all these years!
  • When I saw you, I thought, 'it’s you!'
  • In the photo, it’s you smiling happily.
  • If that's what you want, then it’s you who decides.
  • I always believe it’s you who can solve this problem.

How to use It’s you

Used to identify or emphasize someone's presence or identity. Common in both spoken and written English. Suitable for informal situations.

Grammar pattern

standalone greeting

Memory hint

Think of a spotlight on someone - it's their moment!

Related words

Collocations with It’s you

  • It’s you again
  • I knew it’s you
  • Guess what? It’s you

Synonyms for It’s you

Common mistakes with It’s you

  • Omitting the contraction, saying 'It is you' instead.
  • Using it in overly formal contexts where identification is not needed.
  • Not using appropriate intonation when speaking.

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Frequently asked questions about It’s you

What does It’s you mean?

This phrase means 'it is you' or 'you are the one'.

What is the definition of It’s you?

Used to identify or highlight the person being addressed.

How do you use It’s you in a sentence?

I can't believe it's you after all these years!

Can you give another example of It’s you?

When I saw you, I thought, 'it’s you!'

What are synonyms for It’s you?

Common alternatives include That’s you, You are the one, It is you.

What words go with It’s you?

It commonly pairs with It’s you again, I knew it’s you, Guess what? It’s you.

What are common mistakes when using It’s you?

Omitting the contraction, saying 'It is you' instead. Using it in overly formal contexts where identification is not needed. Not using appropriate intonation when speaking.

How do you pronounce It’s you?

US: //ɪts ju//, UK: //ɪts juː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use It’s you?

Used to identify or emphasize someone's presence or identity. Common in both spoken and written English. Suitable for informal situations.