Question 27

It's the correct contraction for 'it is'

The correct contraction for 'it is' is "it's," which combines the pronoun "it" and the verb "is" into a single, shortened form.

A) No contraction used

This option is incorrect because "no contraction used" does not provide a contraction for 'it is'. Instead, it suggests the phrase should be written in its full form, which is not what the question asks for.

B) its

This option is incorrect as "its" is a possessive form of "it," indicating ownership, and does not function as a contraction for 'it is'. Therefore, it does not meet the criteria specified in the question.

C) it's

This is the correct option as "it's" is the widely accepted contraction for 'it is'. It effectively combines both elements into a more concise form, making it the right answer to the question.

D) isn't

This option is incorrect because "isn't" is a contraction for 'is not' rather than 'it is'. As such, it does not serve the purpose of the question, which specifically asks for the contraction of 'it is'.

Conclusion

The choice "it's" distinctly serves as the contraction for 'it is' and is the only correct option among those presented. All other options either misrepresent the contraction or pertain to different grammatical constructs, thereby failing to address the question accurately.