Grammar

Watch a short grammar video and repeat the sentences after me.

We use “it’s” to give or confirm information. For example, when you say “It’s John Smith,” you confirm the name, and when you say “It’s three zero five,” you give a room number. “It’s” is the short form of “it is.” To ask a question and check information, we change the order of the words and move “is” to the beginning of the sentence. For example: “Is it John Smith?”

It's three zero five

Is it John Smith?

Yes, it's John Smith

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È tre zero cinque

È John Smith?

Sì, è John Smith