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HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Wednesday. March 28 Decide whether to use is or has instead of 's. 1) He's listened to the song. -> He [has] listened to the song. 2) She's reading a comic. -> She [is] reading a comic. 3) It's rained a little. -> It [has] rained a little. 4) She's been here. -> She [has] been here. 5) He's written an e-mail. -> He [has] written an e-mail. HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Thursday. March 29 Decide whether to use is or has instead of 's. 1) She's lost her money. -> She [has] lost her money. 2) It's raining. -> It [is] raining 3) He's cut his finger. -> He [has] cut his finger. 4) That's nice of you. -> That [is] nice of you. 5) Where's Kathy gone? -> Where [has] Kathy gone? HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Monday. April 2 1) I've got [something] in my eye. 2) There is [someone] at the door. 3) We haven't heard [anything] about Peter. Is he ill? 4) Do you live [somewhere] near Mandy? 5) [someone] wants to see you.

Hi Min! Wow! It's been awhile since you've answered your homework. You did a great job again! Keep it up! T. Dianne ^^ HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Wednesday. March 28 >>CORRECTDecide whether to use is or has instead of \'s. >>CORRECT1) He\'s listened to the song. -> He [has] listened to the song. >>CORRECT2) She\'s reading a comic. -> She [is] reading a comic. >>CORRECT3) It\'s rained a little. -> It [has] rained a little. >>CORRECT4) She\'s been here. -> She [has] been here. >>CORRECT5) He\'s written an e-mail. -> He [has] written an e-mail. >>CORRECTHOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Thursday. March 29 >>CORRECTDecide whether to use is or has instead of \'s. >>CORRECT1) She\'s lost her money. -> She [has] lost her money. >>CORRECT2) It\'s raining. -> It [is] raining >>CORRECT3) He\'s cut his finger. -> He [has] cut his finger. >>CORRECT4) That\'s nice of you. -> That [is] nice of you. >>CORRECT5) Where\'s Kathy gone? -> Where [has] Kathy gone? >>CORRECTHOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Monday. April 2 >>CORRECT1) I\'ve got [something] in my eye. >>CORRECT2) There is [someone] at the door. >>CORRECT3) We haven\'t heard [anything] about Peter. Is he ill? >>CORRECT4) Do you live [somewhere] near Mandy? >>CORRECT or >>anywhere5) [someone] wants to see you. >>CORRECT