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UK//hiːz//US//hiz//

Meaning of He's

In simple words: He is or he has

He's in a sentence

  • He’s going to the party tonight.
  • I think he’s the best candidate for the job.
  • He’s finished his homework early today.
  • He’s been working out regularly.
  • Do you know if he’s coming over later?

How to use He's

Use 'he’s' for informal spoken and written contexts. Avoid in formal writing. Preferred for casual communication.

Grammar pattern

standalone pronoun + contraction

Memory hint

Think of 'He's a hero' - short for 'He is a hero'.

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Collocations with He's

Synonyms for He's

  • he is
  • he has

Opposites of He's

  • she's
  • they're

Common mistakes with He's

  • Confused with 'his' - 'he’s' means 'he is' or 'he has'
  • Using 'he's' for plural subjects - 'they are' should be used instead
  • Incorrectly punctuating - ensure the apostrophe is used properly

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Frequently asked questions about He's

What does He's mean?

He is or he has

What is the definition of He's?

A contraction of 'he is' or 'he has'.

How do you use He's in a sentence?

He’s going to the party tonight.

Can you give another example of He's?

I think he’s the best candidate for the job.

What are synonyms for He's?

Common alternatives include he is, he has.

What is the opposite of He's?

Opposite meanings include she's, they're.

What words go with He's?

It commonly pairs with he’s tired, he’s ready, he’s here.

What are common mistakes when using He's?

Confused with 'his' - 'he’s' means 'he is' or 'he has' Using 'he's' for plural subjects - 'they are' should be used instead Incorrectly punctuating - ensure the apostrophe is used properly

How do you pronounce He's?

US: //hiz//, UK: //hiːz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use He's?

Use 'he’s' for informal spoken and written contexts. Avoid in formal writing. Preferred for casual communication.