high_frequency_chunk

UK//ɪts//US//ɪts//

Meaning of It's __

In simple words: It is something

It's __ in a sentence

  • It's going to rain today.
  • It's important to study for exams.
  • It's a beautiful day outside.
  • It's time for dinner now.
  • Is it true? Yes, it's true!

How to use It's __

This phrase is often used to introduce or emphasize a statement. It can be used in both formal and informal contexts, but is more common in conversation.

Grammar pattern

standalone greeting

Memory hint

Think of 'It's' like saying 'It is' – just short and simple!

Related words

Collocations with It's __

  • it's my turn
  • it's your choice
  • it's too late

Synonyms for It's __

Common mistakes with It's __

  • Omitting 'is', saying 'It's hot outside' as 'It's hot.'
  • Confusing with 'Its' which indicates possession.
  • Using 'it's' incorrectly with plural nouns.

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Frequently asked questions about It's __

What does It's __ mean?

It is something

What is the definition of It's __?

A phrase used to indicate or emphasize something.

How do you use It's __ in a sentence?

It's going to rain today.

Can you give another example of It's __?

It's important to study for exams.

What are synonyms for It's __?

Common alternatives include It is, That is, This is.

What words go with It's __?

It commonly pairs with it's my turn, it's your choice, it's too late.

What are common mistakes when using It's __?

Omitting 'is', saying 'It's hot outside' as 'It's hot.' Confusing with 'Its' which indicates possession. Using 'it's' incorrectly with plural nouns.

How do you pronounce It's __?

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

When should I use It's __?

This phrase is often used to introduce or emphasize a statement. It can be used in both formal and informal contexts, but is more common in conversation.